A diary for live music
Gigcult is where people keep the concerts they went to. Log a show in seconds, rate the night, write the one line you will want to read in ten years, and keep the setlist and your photos with it. Over time it becomes your own concert history: every band, every venue, every city, every year.
It is also where you find the next one. Gigcult lists upcoming concerts by city, venue and artist, so the diary and the gig guide live in the same place.
What you can do
- Log every show you have been to, or mark the ones you are going to.
- Rate and review the night, from half a star to five.
- Keep the setlist in the order it was played, encores included.
- Add your photos and videos to the show, alongside other fans who were there.
- Follow artists and hear when they announce new dates.
- Follow friends and see what they went to, and who you were at the same show with.
- Look back with your year in shows, your most-seen artists and the venues you keep returning to.
- Share a show as a ticket stub, a poster or a laminate.
Where the information comes from
Concert listings, lineups and dates come from public concert listings and are cleaned up so that the same show is not listed twice. Setlists come from fans who were there and from public setlist records. Ratings, reviews, photos and videos come only from Gigcult members who logged the show themselves. Nothing is bought or invented. See how ratings and stats work for the details.
Your diary, your call
Every entry has its own privacy setting: public, followers only, or private. Only public entries can appear on show pages, and they appear without your name. You can delete your account and your data from the app at any time.
Free, on every screen
Gigcult is free on the web, iPhone and Android, and available in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese.
Every night you were there.
Start your diary with the shows you have already been to. It takes a minute.