5 Best Setlist Tracking Apps (2026) - Save Every Song
By Alexandra P. · Published 2025-08-15 · 3 min read
Founder of Gigvault — the concert tracker for live music fans.
After a concert, one of the first things fans do is look up the setlist. What was that third song? Did they play the deep cut I was hoping for? Fortunately, several setlist tracking apps make it easy to find, save, and revisit setlists from every show you attend. A setlist is more than a list of songs — it's the blueprint of your concert experience. Knowing which songs were played helps you: Gigvault combines concert tracking with automatic setlist integration. When you log a concert, the setlist is pulled automatically from setlist.fm — no manual entry needed. Key Features: Price: Free (Pro available) Best for: Fans who want setlists as part of a complete concert tracking experience Setlist.fm is the world's largest setlist database, crowdsourced by thousands of contributors. It's the primary source that apps like Gigvault pull data from. Key Features: Price: Free Best for: Looking up setlists from any concert, past or present The mobile companion to setlist.fm, offering on-the-go setlist access. Key Features: Price: Free Best for: Quick setlist lookups at concerts Concert Archives focuses on comprehensive concert logging with setlist display capabilities. Key Features: Price: Free with premium tier Best for: Fans who prefer manual curation While primarily a concert discovery app, Songkick connects to setlist data for past shows. Key Features: Price: Free Best for: Discovering upcoming shows (setlist tracking is secondary) Setlist.fm is the gold standard for setlist accuracy, as it's crowd-sourced and community-verified. Gigvault uses setlist.fm data, ensuring the same level of accuracy within its concert tracker. Yes. Setlist.fm has data going back decades. When you log an old concert in Gigvault, the historical setlist is automatically attached. Usually within 1-24 hours. Popular artists' setlists are often posted during or immediately after the show by attendees. On setlist.fm, yes — it's community-driven. In Gigvault, setlists are pulled from setlist.fm and displayed automatically. Yes, though festival setlists can be trickier due to shortened sets. Gigvault lets you track each festival band individually with its own setlist. Gigvault is the best option for combining setlist data with comprehensive concert statistics, Concert Wrapped, and social features.Why Setlist Tracking Matters
Top Setlist Tracking Apps in 2026
1. Gigvault — Best Overall Concert & Setlist Tracker
2. Setlist.fm — Best Setlist Database
3. Setlist.fm App (Mobile)
4. Concert Archives
5. Songkick
Feature Comparison Table
Feature Gigvault Setlist.fm Concert Archives Songkick Automatic Setlists ✅ ✅ (source) ❌ ❌ Concert Tracking ✅ Basic ✅ Basic Photo/Video Upload ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ Concert Wrapped ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ Festival Band Tracking ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ Social Features ✅ Basic ❌ Basic Mobile App ✅ ✅ ❌ ✅ How to Get the Most from Setlist Tracking
FAQ
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About the author
Alexandra P. built Gigvault solo after years of going to concerts and never finding an app that actually captured what happens at shows. No investors, no ads, no data sold. Read the founder story →