Count down to every show.
Your next concert on your home screen.
Multiple widget styles. Hype up your crew. Set the pre-show vibe. The buildup starts the moment you save the date.
Looking for a concert countdown app that turns the buildup into the buildup it deserves?
The waiting is part of the show. The texts to your crew. The setlist they played in Berlin. The playlist on the way to the venue. Concerts Remembered makes the anticipation feel like the night before, weeks ahead.
Your upcoming concerts on your home screen, your concert calendar shareable to your story, and the crew already hyping in the group chat.
Where the countdown lives in your concert life
Discover the show. Then count down, build the hype, and bring something to the night.
Find your next show.
Count down the days.
Tools for the night of.
Capture the details.
See the bigger picture.
Every upcoming show, in one tab.
Add a concert and the countdown starts the second you save it. Tomorrow night, eight days, ninety-seven days. Your shows in order, with the days-to-go ticking down on each one.
No digging through email for the date. No "wait, when's that one again?" Open the app, the next show is right there, and the one after, and the one after that.
The countdown lives on your home screen.
Pick from four widget styles: Spotlight for your single next show, Concert Countdown for a stack of three, Marquee for bold typographic days, Day Count for split-flap drama. Pick a color, set it once.
Long-press your home screen, tap the +, search "Concerts Remembered." iOS for now. Android widgets are on the way.
Open the show. Build the hype.
Every upcoming show has its own page: days-to-go up top, the friends you're going with, a pre-game playlist on Spotify or Apple Music, venue tips (parking, transit, listening culture), and what to expect from the artist live.
Plus a pre-show vibes prompt: what you're hoping for, the song you'd lose it for. The app holds onto it, and after the show it asks whether the night lived up to the hype.
The next show is closer than you think.
The hype, in everybody's group chat.
Share a single show as a clean countdown image: artist, venue, days to go, who you're going with. Drop it in a story, text it to the crew the second tickets clear.
Or share the whole calendar. Every upcoming concert in one image, filtered to the next 30 days, three months, a year, or all-time. Your live-music year, on display.
Three steps to your first countdown.
From save-the-date to home-screen widget in under a minute.
Download Concerts Remembered.
Free on iOS and Android. No ads, no signup wall.
Add a show.
Artist, venue, date. The countdown starts the moment you save.
Add the widget.
Long-press your home screen, tap the +, search "Concerts Remembered." Pick a style.
Concert Countdown FAQ
On iPhone: long-press your home screen, tap the + in the corner, search "Concerts Remembered," pick a style, and you're done. Styles include Spotlight, Concert Countdown, Marquee, and Day Count. Widgets are iOS only right now; Android is on the way.
Yes. Tap any upcoming show, hit share, and you'll get a shareable countdown image to drop into a story or group chat. You can also share your whole upcoming-shows calendar as a single image, filtered by 30 days, 3 months, a year, or all-time.
The show moves from Up Next into your concert history. The app prompts you with interview-style questions to capture the night, informed by the pre-show vibes you saved. The countdown becomes a memory.
Any concert. Add a show manually or pull it in from Concert Radar (which uses tour announcement data). Either way, the countdown works the same.
A short prompt on each upcoming show that captures what you're anticipating: a specific song, the energy, the crowd, whatever. The app saves it and brings it back after the show, so the post-show prompts can ask whether it lived up to the hype.
Yes. Up Next, widgets, sharing, pre-show vibes, the playlist links, and the artist and venue guides are all part of the free version. No limits on how many shows you can track.
Your next show is closer than you think.
Free on iOS and Android. No ads. No limits.