The Festival Lineup Tracker App That Logs Every Band

Festivals are a nightmare for concert trackers. You see 20 bands across 3 stages in a weekend and forget half of them by Tuesday. Most apps log the festival as one entry — one line, one date, zero bands. That's useless. Gigvault is the festival lineup tracker that treats every single band as its own show.

How Gigvault handles festival lineups

Festivals with full lineup archives on Gigvault

270+ festivals are pre-loaded with editions and lineups, including:

Backfill festivals from years ago

Every past edition of every listed festival is available. Log Wacken 2011, Coachella 2007, Glastonbury 1999 — the lineup is there. Tick the bands you remember, skip the rest.

Why "one entry per festival" isn't enough

If you saw Fred again.. at Coachella and log the festival as a single row, Fred doesn't show up in your concert stats, doesn't feed your Music Identity, and doesn't count toward your "bands seen live" total. Band-level logging is the whole point of a proper festival tracker.

Frequently asked

Which festival tracker app is free?

Gigvault. Festival tracking, band-by-band logging, lineup archive and stats are all free forever.

Does it track future festivals too?

Yes — add upcoming editions, get lineup notifications, and turn "I'm going" into a logged show the moment the festival ends.

Can I share my festival stats?

Yes. Your Concert Wrapped is shareable to Instagram Stories and TikTok in one tap.

Festivals with a line-up on Gigvault

Each festival has its own page with the bands who played, edition by edition.