Saturday, 22nd December 2007 at 3 pm ET
FutureLive History FutureLive was created by Christopher J Wray in 2002 when he discovered that music could be performed live on the internet. Whilst the tools to make this ambition already existed, the internet technology itself was starting to introduce broadband speeds which meant many countries around the world were still using dial-up internet, including the United Kingdom. This initially was a problem due to slow upload times and the music quality wasn't great. Regardless of all the technical issues, CJ Wray performed his first internet concert on 21st December 2002, with the slogan "it's the future and it's live!" FutureLive was also designed with the local and long-distance community in mind. In 2002, CJ promoted the broadband technology to various consumers and local businesses. CJ has always and still is a mad-keen supporter in independent artists, networks, stations & labels. FUTURELIVE 2002 - 21st December 2002
The first ever Online concert conceived by Christopher J. Wray. FUTURELIVE 2003 - 28th June 2003
CJ premieres his 2003 album 'FutureScape' live and direct. FUTURELIVE 2004 - 1st December 2004
CJ premieres his 2004 album "Dreamers Two" live and direct, networking with radio stations for the first time. FUTURELIVE 2005 - 24th September 2005
FutureLive continues to grow its network. FUTURELIVE 2006 - 29th July 2006
CJ premieres his 2006 album "The Time Bell" live and direct. For more information: http://www.cjwray.com/futurelive | http://www.cjwray.com/futurelive