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The Concert Tracker App That Remembers Everything.

Log Shows. Save Memories. See Your Stats.

Your entire live music history in one place. Add past shows, count down to upcoming ones, and capture the details before they fade.

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Concert tracker app for iOS showing concert history timeline

Concerts Remembered is a free concert tracker app for iPhone and Android. It keeps your whole live music history in one place: every show, with photos, setlists, and stats.

It's built for fans who care about why each show mattered. The guitar solo that melted faces. The opener nobody expected. The crowd singing back the bridge a half-step low and somehow making it better.

Log every concert you've ever been to. Add shows from last week or ten years ago. Capture photos, setlists, who you went with, and the moments worth keeping.

Fans keep the receipts.

From App Store reviews.

4.3 on the App Store 4.9 on Google Play
"Actually great"
★★★★★

"This app is perfect for going back over concerts and having a dedicated space for memories… HUGE plus that we can add videos now!"

Shree17896 · App Store
"Amazing!"
★★★★★

"As a frequent concert goer I find this app very useful and fun to keep track of my concert memories!"

sof_geovanna · App Store
"idk x"
★★★★★

"love it! amazing app to check your concerts, make memories about concerts and more! recommend x"

Jessica · App Store

Find shows, build the hype, get in the moment.

From tracking artists to counting down the days to tools for the night of.

Countdown + Widgets

Days until your next show, right on your home screen (iOS).

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Concert Prep

A Pre-Show Brief before every show. Venue tips and a playlist, ready ahead of the night.

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Concert Mode

LED signs, glow sticks, max brightness. Built for dark venues.

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Remember

Capture it before the details fade.

The morning after or ten years later. The app adapts.

Setlist Tracker

Auto-imported from setlist.fm. Mark the songs that hit.

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Photos & Videos

Every show's photos in one gallery, organized by night, not buried in your camera roll. Video is part of Pro.

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Festival Mode

Multi-day festivals get their own page. Build your lineup, mark your sets.

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Find My Concert

Look up a past show from just the artist. Date, venue, and setlist fill themselves in.

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Concert Buddies

Log who you went with. Tap anyone for every show you've seen together.

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Relive

Your concert life, in one place.

Stats, shareable cards, and a concert page that's yours.

Concert Spending Tracker

Log ticket prices for every show, in any currency. What a night out really costs, on record.

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Share Cards

Your wishlist, your countdown, your ticket stub. Built for Instagram, TikTok, and the group chat.

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Public Concert Page

Your @username, your history, one shareable link. Free for everyone.

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Ticket Generator

Free printable tickets for gifts and the shows worth framing.

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Start tracking your concerts. It's free.

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Start simple. Add the depth when you're ready.

No data entry marathon. No blank-page paralysis. Just enough to start, with room to grow.

01

Start with one show.

The one you'll never forget. Artist, venue, date. That's a complete entry. Everything else is optional.

02

Add depth if you want.

Photos, setlist, the line you'll forget, who you went with. As much or as little as you want, anytime, even years later.

03

Watch the picture build.

Stats, identity, badges, year-in-review. The patterns you didn't know you had. Catching up on past shows is easy, and setlist.fm imports help fill in shows you barely remember.

Concert tracker app FAQ

Yes. Concerts Remembered is built for exactly that. Add every concert with the artist, venue, and date, then capture photos, setlist, and memories from each show. Free on iOS and Android.

The best concert tracker is the one you'll keep using. Concerts Remembered gets a show logged in seconds, then goes as deep as you want: setlist.fm sync, photos, who you went with, festival weekends, and stats that turn a decade of concerts into a picture of your live music life. Plus a public concert page at your own @username, free.

Yes. Free logs unlimited concerts, captures photos and setlists, runs the countdown, tracks 5 artists on Radar, gives you the core Insights dashboard (totals, Concert Identity, milestones), and gives everyone a public concert page at their own @username. No ads. Pro is $5.99 a month or $29.99 a year and adds video on every show, 25 tracked artists, Concert Mode, the Festival Recap poster, every share style and ticket layout, and the full stats dashboard.

Add a show in seconds: artist, venue, date. That's the minimum. Then come back whenever you want and add photos, the setlist, who you went with, the moment that hit. As much or as little as you want, anytime.

Yes. Catching up on past shows is one of the most common things people do with the app. Setlist.fm imports help recover details on shows you barely remember.

Yes. Native apps on both platforms. Free download on the App Store and Google Play. Your concert history syncs to your account, so you can switch phones without losing anything.

Start tracking your concerts today.

Free on iOS and Android. No ads. Start with one show.

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From the blog

Guides and ideas for getting more out of your concert history.

The Concert Countdown App

Why a concert countdown should be the beginning of a memory, not a throwaway notification.

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How to Build a Concert Wishlist

Stop missing tours because you found out too late. A wishlist that actually triggers action.

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The Science of Concert Memories

Why your phone isn't enough and what actually preserves the experience long-term.

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The 5-Minute Post-Concert Rule

The fastest way to lock in a concert memory before the details start fading.

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How to Find Your Concert History

Methods for recovering years of past concerts from email, photos, and setlist databases.

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How Many Concerts Per Year?

Average concert attendance statistics and where different fan types land on the spectrum.

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