Browse concerts

Every concert on Gigvault has its own page: who played, who opened, which venue, which city, and — where the setlist exists — every song in the order it was played. The pages below are built from shows that people actually attended and logged, not from a ticketing feed.

That difference matters if you are trying to find a specific night. A tour listing tells you a band played Hamburg in March. A logged show tells you it was the Docks, that the support act was on at eight, that they opened with the song everyone waited for, and how many people in the community were standing there with you.

What you will find here

Past shows carry the setlist, the lineup and the support acts for nights that already happened. Support acts get their own entry, so a band you saw by accident lands in your history too. And every venue and city has its own page with the shows tracked there.

How a concert page is built

A show enters Gigvault when someone logs it. The date, the venue and the artist come from the person who was there; the setlist is matched against setlist.fm, the community database where fans write down what was played. Where a match exists, the songs appear on the page in order, with the encore marked separately.

Not every night has a setlist. Roughly a third of the shows we hold have no song list at setlist.fm at all — small club shows and festival slots most often. Those pages still carry the lineup, the venue and the people who marked themselves as attending, and the setlist appears later if someone adds it.

Support acts get their own entries. If you saw an opener you had never heard of, that band lands in your concert history too — which is how most people end up discovering that they saw an artist years before they knew the name.

Keep your own list

Logging a show takes about thirty seconds and the core of Gigvault is free forever — no credit card, no trial that quietly ends. Your history stays private unless you decide otherwise.

Recently tracked concerts

The most recent shows with their own page on Gigvault, newest first.

Explore the rest of Gigvault

Every artist, venue, city, festival and concert on Gigvault is connected. A few starting points in the other sections: