Walk in ready.
Artist and venue tips plus a playlist, emailed two days before the show.
Before every show, Concerts Remembered can send you a Pre-Show Brief: venue tips and a playlist to get you in the right headspace. No frantic googling in the parking lot.
Good concert prep is the difference between catching the opener and googling parking at a red light.
Concerts Remembered does the homework for you. Add your upcoming show and the app emails you a Pre-Show Brief two days out. Everything you'd look up anyway, in one place, while there's still time to act on it.
Below is the full concert checklist we run before every show. Steal it. The two checks that take the longest to research arrive done, in the brief.
Where prep fits in your concert life
Find the show, gear up for it, live it, then keep it.
Find your next show.
Count down the days.
Tools for the night of.
Capture the details.
See the bigger picture.
Briefed two days out
Turn on the Pre-Show Brief in Settings and every upcoming show comes with an email two days before the date. Artist and venue tips so you know what you're walking into. A pre-game playlist so the songs are fresh when the lights drop.
It's the prep you'd do anyway, done for you, sitting in your inbox.
Every venue has rules. Know them first.
Bag policy, cashless entry, doors time, how you actually get out after the encore. The brief surfaces venue tips before you leave the house.
So the only surprise at the show is the encore.
Arrive already singing along
Nothing ruins a great live moment like not knowing the song. So the brief builds the pre-show playlist for you, drawn from what the artist has actually been playing on this tour and ranked by how likely each song is to turn up.
Open it in Apple Music or Spotify and spin it on the way in. Windows down optional, recommended.
Built from recent tour setlists, not streaming charts. The songs they're playing now.
How to get ready for a concert
Twelve checks between you and a smooth night, in the order they come up. The two marked ones arrive done, in the Pre-Show Brief.
Prep is one stage of the lifecycle
A show starts on Concert Radar the day it's announced. Tickets lock in and the countdown starts ticking on your home screen. As the show gets close, the brief lands.
Then the lights drop, and the app switches from prep to memory keeping.
Get briefed before your next show.
Three steps to your first brief.
From download to briefed before your next show.
Download Concerts Remembered.
Free on iOS and Android. No ads, no signup wall.
Add your upcoming show.
Artist, venue, date. Takes seconds.
Turn on the Pre-Show Brief in Settings.
One toggle covers every show you add. Before doors, you're briefed.
Concert prep FAQ
Know the venue rules, have your tickets offline-ready, charge your phone, learn the songs, and plan how you're getting there and home. Two of those are research jobs, and the Pre-Show Brief emails you both: artist and venue tips, plus a playlist for the show.
An email that arrives before each of your upcoming concerts, with artist tips, venue tips, and a pre-game playlist for the show. Turn it on once in Settings and it covers every show you add.
Both. The brief builds a playlist for each upcoming show from what the artist has been playing on this tour, ranked by how likely each song is to turn up, and you open it in whichever service you use.
Less than you think. Ticket, phone, a small bag the venue allows, earplugs if you're smart. Check the bag policy before you pack anything bigger; the brief surfaces it so you're not reading signs at the door.
Depends on the show. General admission and you want rail? Hours early. Reserved seats? Doors is fine. Check the doors and opener times, both worth confirming the day before.
No. It's part of the free app on iOS and Android.
Your next show deserves a better warm-up.
Free on iOS and Android. Briefed two days out.