Conor Maynard Crowdsources Concert Spots With MayniacMap

English singer Conor Maynard, whose first album Contrast debuted on top of the UK Albums Chart in August, is tapping into his social media-hungry fan base to help him decide where in the United States he should perform this winter.

To determine the five cities in which the 19-year-old will give free concerts, his label EMI Music has created MayniacMap.

MayniacMap lets his fans (a.k.a. "Mayniacs") earn points for their respective cities. Users rack up points by connecting their Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Foursquare, Tumblr and GetGlue accounts, and performing activities -- such as following, Liking, commenting and sharing.

So far, New York, San Francisco, Houston, Detroit and Ta…
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