I've recently been working an libraries for various languages to access and make use of the Jambase API. Why? Well, for one thing, I love live music. For another, I believe that being able to create a mashup or something similar that incorporates live music is pretty useful. Jambase is a pretty unique service and the amount a data that it provides is staggering.

To date, I've released Jambase4R, a framework-agnostic Ruby library and Jambase4J, a Java library. Both confirm to similar interfaces and make accessing the Jambase API simple.

Today, I released Jambase4Net, which allows .NET developers to access the API. It's quite simple to use, as this Gist shows:

Hopefully that pretty straightforward. Have a look at the source for more details and feel free to fork it.