Let's say you've finished up a long day of meetings in London, and feel like catching some music. Yet, it would be nice to dash off a few emails or surf online while waiting in line for tickets, or for a concert to start. Wishful thinking? Not anymore, you can get connected with iPass at the O2 arena in London.

Looking somewhat like a giant birthday cake, and eliciting just as much delight, the O2 is a large entertainment district that includes an enormous indoor arena, movie theaters and a nightclub. And plans are afoot to expand it even further, with a possible casino in the future, as well as a 2-floor bubble exhibition space slated for November 2007, which will feature relics from the golden age of the Egyptian pharaohs.

But London isn't the only place to catch a concert-and-wireless blend. iPass also offers Wi-Fi in Ireland, at the National Concert Hall in Dublin—with weekly performances by its resident orchestra—and the Odyssey Area in Belfast. And visitors to Hamburg, Germany, can take in the Color Line Arena, where performers like Cirque du Soleil regularly perform, and handball tournaments draw thousands.

In the U.S., visitors to Cleveland can take in acts like Bruce Springsteen, basketball, and hockey in the Q Arena. Houston offers the Houston Toyota Center, with acts as varied as the Harlem Globetrotters, Ricky Martin, the Blue Man Group and Hannah Montana, as well as men's and women's basketball.

Whether sipping on cocktails or looking at mummies in the formidable O2, or being dazzled by acrobats in Hamburg, business cares just seem to melt away, but the Wi-Fi connection is sure to stay strong.

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