Your concert archive, complete and searchable

An archive is what a list of concerts becomes once you can actually find things in it. Every show you've logged sits here in one timeline — searchable by artist, venue, city or year, with the setlist, the photos and the rating attached to the night they belong to.

Go back as far as you can remember

The archive isn't limited to shows you log from today onward. Add concerts from years ago: the database covers touring artists back to the 1990s, so a show from 2004 fills in venue, city, support acts and setlist the same way last week's does. If a show isn't in the database, four fields add it manually.

Search instead of scroll

Filter by artist to see every time you've watched them. Filter by venue to see how often you've been back. Filter by year to reconstruct a season. The archive answers questions a chronological feed can't: how many shows did you see in Berlin, and which of them did you rate five stars?

Everything stays attached to the night

Photos from your camera roll, a rating, a note about the crowd, the friends you tagged, the full setlist in running order — all of it stays with the concert instead of scattering across old ticket stubs, Instagram stories and screenshots you'll delete in the next cleanup.

The archive is what your stats are built from

Total shows, top artists, cities, venues, countries and genres are all computed from your archive, live. Nothing is cached and nothing waits for December — log a show and the numbers move.

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Concerts already in the archive

Real shows with date, venue and city — each one with its own page.