Concerts are better with the people you go with

Q: Can I keep my concert history private?

Absolutely. You control who sees what. Your shows, photos, and stats can be public, friends-only, or completely private — per item.

See which shows your friends are going to before they sell out. Share concert photos. Tag who was there. Message, plan, show up together — mutual connections only, no algorithm, no strangers.

Why a social hub matters

Concerts are better with the people you go with. Gigvault makes that part of the app — not an afterthought. Feed, Messages and Events sit together in the Social Hub: no timelines from strangers, no ads, no algorithm. Just your circle and the shows you're going to.

A full social layer, built for live music

Upcoming shows from friends. See exactly which gigs your friends are going to — before tickets sell out. No more "wait, you went to that?" the next morning. A live feed of every show your friends marked as going, sorted by date, grouped by venue, with countdown chips.

Photos and clips. Post photos, short clips and ratings from concerts. Your feed is your friends only — chronological, no engagement gaming. React to a moment, drop a comment, relive the night together in inline threads.

Tagging. Tag friends at a show and the concert auto-links to both your profiles. Shared memories, shared stats — the show counts for both of you.

Messages and groups. 1:1 chats for tickets, meeting points and post-show debriefs; share a concert into a DM with one tap. Spin up a group for a festival or a tour run — plan logistics, split expenses, share photos, everything tied to the actual shows.

Mutual connections. No follower counts. Friendships are mutual — both sides confirm. Build a real circle of people who actually go to shows, found by @username, real name, or smart suggestions based on shared concerts and overlapping taste.

Find out who you're actually going to gigs with

Gigvault scans your shared concert history and ranks the friends you've been to the most shows with. The rail buddy. The festival twin. The one who always drives. Now they're on a leaderboard — not buried in your camera roll. Auto-calculated from tagged and shared shows, filterable by year, genre or venue, and surfaced in your Concert Wrapped recap.

Your concert life, your rules

Every concert, every photo, every stat has its own visibility setting. Public for the world, friends-only for your circle, or fully private. No bulk toggles, no all-or-nothing.

Frequently asked questions

Does Gigvault use a follower system?

No. Connections are mutual-only — both people confirm the friendship. There are no public follower counts, no algorithm-driven feed, and no strangers in your circle unless you invite them.

Can I keep my concert history private?

Absolutely. You control who sees what. Your shows, photos and stats can be public, friends-only, or completely private — per item.

What happens when I tag a friend at a show?

The concert auto-links to both your profiles, so the show counts for both of you and appears in each Concert Wrapped. Tags are confirmable — your friend can accept or remove it any time.

Can I find friends who went to the same shows?

Yes. Concert Buddies automatically surfaces the people who've been to the most shows with you — based on your shared concert history, not on social-media noise.

How do concert groups work?

Create a group around a festival or a tour. Invite friends, share photos in a private feed, plan meetups, and split expenses — all anchored to the actual events.

Will my friends see every show I add?

Only if you set that show to public or friends-only. Private shows stay invisible — even to mutual friends. You can change visibility any time after the fact.

Is the social hub free?

Yes. Connecting with friends, sharing photos, messaging, groups and tagging are all free forever on Gigvault. No paywall.

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