The concert questionnaire, answered by your shows.
First concert. Worst concert. Loudest. Next.
The ten questions fans keep posting, built into Concerts Remembered as My Concert Life. Your concert history fills in what it knows. You pick the rest. One card, ready for your feed.
You've seen it in your feed. First concert, last concert, worst concert, a column of blanks, and a "what's yours?"
The worst show is easy. Remembering which show came first, or who you've actually seen the most, is not. Concerts Remembered already knows. Your concert history answers those for you.
You fill in the fun ones. Then you post the whole thing as one card.
Where My Concert Life fits
Discover, anticipate, experience, remember. Then look back at the whole thing.
Find your next show.
Count down the days.
Tools for the night of.
Capture the details.
See the bigger picture.
Your history answers first.
Open My Concert Life and four answers are already there. Last concert is your most recent show. Seen the most is the artist you've logged the most nights with. Next concert is the earliest show on your calendar.
First concert starts as the earliest show you've logged, and the app asks before it counts it. Not right? Pick a different show or leave it blank.
The rest are yours. Worst concert starts with your lowest-rated show, in case you'd blocked it out. Loudest is between you and your ears. Answers you've already given elsewhere in the app can carry over, and anything you change here stays with this card.
First open. Four answers from your history. The rest are yours.
Ten answers. One card. Ready to post.
Two columns of five, with the year beside each answer. Feed for posts, Story for stories. The footer counts your shows and asks everyone else for theirs.
Set the background with a scene, a mood, a color, or one of your own photos. Got photos on enough of these shows? Turn on Photos and each show's own picture sits behind its answer.
Skipped one? Its tile shows a "?" and the card still works. No show booked yet? Next concert reads TBD. Which is its own kind of answer.
Find out what your shows say.
Three steps to your card.
From your concert history to your story.
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Add your shows.
Log the ones you remember, or find the ones you don't. My Concert Life opens once you've logged one past show.
Open Encore. Answer. Share.
My Concert Life sits at the top of Encore. Check the automatic answers, pick the rest, then save the card or send it straight to your story.
Concert Questionnaire FAQ
Yes. Answering the questions and sharing your card is free in Concerts Remembered on iOS and Android.
In Encore, which you can open from Insights or from your Profile. My Concert Life is at the top. It opens once you've logged at least one past show. Make sure your app is up to date.
The app suggests the earliest show you've logged and asks you to confirm it. If that's not the one, pick a different show or leave it blank. Plenty of people have to rebuild their first concert from clues; our guide to why first concerts stick covers how.
First concert and Next concert can be changed, along with every answer you pick yourself. Last concert and Seen the most come straight from your history, so they update as you log more shows.
Its tile stays on the card with a "?" in place of the answer. Next concert shows TBD when nothing is on your calendar yet.
Yes. A festival counts as one show, and an artist you saw there counts once for that festival. Cancelled shows and shows you didn't go to are left out.
What's yours?
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