The people you actually go to shows with

Gigvault has friends, not followers. Connections are mutual — both people confirm — so your circle is the people you genuinely go to concerts with rather than a follower count that means nothing.

See which shows your friends are going to

A live feed of every concert your friends marked as going, sorted by date and grouped by venue, with countdown chips. You find out before tickets sell out instead of hearing about it the next morning.

Find people through shared shows

Search by @username or real name, or take the suggestions — they're based on concerts you've both been to, mutual friends and overlapping taste, not on social-media noise.

Tag who was there

Tag a friend at a show and the concert auto-links to both your profiles: shared memories, shared stats, and the show counted for both of you in each Concert Wrapped. Tags are confirmable — your friend can accept or remove one any time.

Concert Buddies

Gigvault ranks the friends you've been to the most shows with, calculated from your tagged and shared history. The rail buddy, the festival twin, the one who always drives — filterable by year, genre or venue, and surfaced again in your Concert Wrapped.

You decide what they see

Visibility is per concert, per photo, per stat: public, friends-only or private. A private show stays invisible even to mutual friends, and nothing you add is shared by default without you choosing it.

Find your concert friends — free forever →

Related: Social Hub · Concert Photos · Concert Wrapped

Cities where people log concerts

Every city has its own page with the venues and shows documented there.