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Your live music ledger, one ticket at a time.

Log the ticket price and seat with every show you track. Log the ticket in whatever currency you paid. The ledger grows one night at a time.

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Ticket spend insights showing $4,330 across 35 concerts, with average and highest ticket price

Looking for a concert spending tracker that remembers the money bought something?

Every show you log in Concerts Remembered has a place for the ticket price and where you sat. Ten seconds at add time, and the night goes on the record: what you paid, where you stood, how good it was. Your live music ledger, kept the way a fan would keep it.

Log ticket prices show by show, in whatever currency the tour dragged you into. Your history keeps the receipts. The memories are the return.

Where the ledger lives in your concert life

Find the show, count the days, live it, log it. Then look back at the whole record.

Log

Log the price while you still remember it

Your concert history doubles as a spending history, without you keeping a second list anywhere.

Fees and all, if you're brave.

Add concert screen asking where you sat and what you paid, with seat section options and a ticket cost field
Currency

Tours travel. So does your money.

Caught a show abroad? Log the ticket in the currency you actually paid. Euros in Berlin, yen in Osaka, pounds at the festival you flew out for.

Your history keeps the details straight, show by show.

Currency picker with US Dollar selected, plus Euro, British Pound, and Australian Dollar options
The Number

The question you're afraid to answer

Most people guess low. You'll know. Log the price with each show, and Insights turns it into your total spent, your average per show, and your biggest year.

And unlike your bank statement, this ledger comes with setlists, photos, and the best nights of your year attached.

Ticket spend total of $4,330 across five years, averaging $866 per year with 2025 as the biggest year
Context

Your money, in context

Ticket prices live alongside everything else you track: artists, venues, ratings, your whole year in concerts. The result is a picture your bank app can't draw. A record of what the money bought.

See how the rest of the record comes together in Concert Insights.

Year by year spending breakdown from 2022 to 2026, each year showing the amount spent and the number of shows

Start the ledger. It's free.

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Three steps to your ledger.

Ten seconds a show. That's the whole system.

01

Download Concerts Remembered.

Free on iOS and Android. No ads.

02

Log your shows.

Add the ticket price as you go. Past shows count, if you remember the damage.

03

Watch the ledger grow.

Every show, every price, one history.

Concert spending FAQ

It varies wildly by how often you go and how close you like to stand. A stadium habit and a dive bar habit read very differently on a bank statement. Log your own ticket prices and you'll have receipts instead of a guess.

Add the ticket price when you log each show in Concerts Remembered, free on iOS and Android. The Ticket Spend view in Insights adds it up for you (total spent, average per show, biggest year) and is part of Pro.

Yes. Log each ticket in the currency you paid, wherever the tour took you. Your history keeps it straight, show by show.

Your ledger, your rules. Most people log what they actually paid, fees included, because that's the real number.

No, and it doesn't want to be. It's a concert memory app that happens to keep receipts. No spending limits, no alerts, no guilt.

You already spent it. At least remember it.

Free on iOS and Android. The ledger starts with your next logged show.

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