How to track your concerts
- Find the showSearch the artist, venue or city. Concerts are listed going back decades.
- Log itSave it to your diary in a few seconds, with the date and venue already filled in.
- Rate and rememberGive it stars, write a line, add your photos. The setlist comes with it.
- Watch it add upShows per year, most-seen artists, venues and cities: your stats build themselves.
A concert diary, not a spreadsheet
Most people track the shows they go to in a notes app, a spreadsheet or a shoebox of ticket stubs. Gigcult does the same job properly: every concert you log has its date, venue and city, the setlist in the order it was played, your rating, your review and your photos, all in one place and searchable forever.
What you can track
- Every show you have been to, from last night back to your first gig.
- Setlists, encores and covers included, for the nights you logged.
- Ratings and reviews, from half a star to five.
- Photos and videos from the night, kept with the show.
- Upcoming concerts you are going to, with reminders.
- Your stats: shows per year, most-seen artists, favourite venues, cities and your year in shows.
Bring your whole history
Start with the shows you remember. Search an artist, pick the date and it is in your diary. If a show is not listed, add it with the artist, venue and date. Festivals count too: log the festival or the individual sets you saw.
Share it, or keep it to yourself
Follow friends to see what they went to and find out who was at the same show. Share any night as a ticket stub, poster or laminate. Every entry can be public, followers only or private. See how ratings work.
Free, on every screen
Gigcult is free on the web, iPhone and Android, and your concert diary syncs between them. Available in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese.
Start tracking your concerts.
Log the last show you went to. It takes a minute.
Concert tracker FAQ
What is the best way to keep track of concerts I have been to?
Use a concert diary like Gigcult: log each show with its date and venue, and it keeps the setlist, your rating, review and photos with it, plus stats on every artist, venue and year.
Is there a free app to track concerts?
Yes. Gigcult is a free concert tracker on the web, iPhone and Android.
Can I log concerts I went to years ago?
Yes. Search the artist and pick the date; past concerts are listed going back decades. If one is missing, you can add it yourself.
Does it track setlists?
Yes. Each show keeps its setlist in the order the songs were played, encores and covers included.
Can I see how many concerts I have been to?
Yes. Your profile counts your shows, artists, venues and cities, and your year in shows sums up each year.
Can I keep my concert diary private?
Yes. Every entry can be public, followers only or private.