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Concert diary apps

Record attended shows, venues, and concert memories. Look for date, venue, and setlist fields if you want to remember the details, and check whether you can attach your own photos.

Gigtick: Concert Diary

Gigtick saves concert memories, setlists, tickets, photos, venues, and music stats in a personal gig diary.

HearHear: Concert Diary

A social concert diary for logging live shows, tagging friends, saving memories, and discovering upcoming local music.

CrowdSurfer: Concert Tracker

A concert journal and fan community for logging shows, importing setlists, building playlists, sharing milestones, and tracking upcoming gigs.

I Was There: Concert Log

I Was There turns attended concerts into a searchable history with setlists, venue maps, show stats, friends, and festival logs.

MySetlists: Concert Tracker

A concert-history tracker for live music fans, with searchable setlists, tour statistics, ticket scanning, and friend features.

Groupiez: Local Concerts

Groupiez logs concert memories and upcoming shows, discovers nearby events and fans, and supports taste matching, chats and live-music recaps.

A concert diary is easiest to browse later when you record what made each show memorable soon after it ends.

How to choose

  • Add two shows by the same artist and check whether you can find them by venue or year.

Frequently asked questions

Can I add a show missing from the event database?

Look for manual entry of the artist, date, and venue so your diary can include local gigs.