Gig tracker app for the UK and Ireland

Gigvault is the gig tracker app for live music fans across the UK, Ireland, Australia and beyond. Log every gig you've ever been to, build your gig history, find upcoming gigs near you, and watch your gig stats grow. Free forever — no credit card, no ads, no upsells.

Why fans call it a gig tracker

"Gig" is the universal UK/Irish/Australian term for a live music event — punk fans, indie kids, jazz heads, electronic ravers all use it. Gigvault works for any kind of gig: small club show, arena tour, festival weekend, secret pop-up, multi-night residency, sticky-floored basement, country pub session. Whatever you call it, log it.

Gig tracker app vs concert tracker app

Same thing, different region. Americans say "concert tracker," Brits and Aussies say "gig tracker." Gigvault works identically — the database covers UK venues (Brixton Academy, O2 Forum, Roundhouse, Camden Underworld) just as well as US venues. The festival tracker covers Glastonbury, Download, Leeds, TRNSMT, Boomtown, BST Hyde Park, Field Day, End Of The Road, Lakefest and Bloodstock, plus Australian festivals like Splendour, Big Day Out and Good Things.

What goes in your gig tracker

Each logged gig captures: date, venue, city, country, headliner, every support act (separately tracked), full setlist auto-pulled from millions of historical setlists, photos and videos from the night, your 1-5 star rating, personal notes, and the friends you went with (tagged). Festival sets are logged individually — a Download weekend with 12 bands you watched = 12 gigs in your stats.

How to backfill your gig history

The fastest way to remember old gigs: search ticket emails in Gmail, scroll Facebook event invites from 2014-2018, check Spotify "On Repeat" history for memory triggers, ask gig buddies to compare. Most users backfill 50+ gigs in the first session.

Frequently asked questions about gig trackers

What is a gig tracker?

A gig tracker is an app or system for recording every live music event (gig) you've attended. UK/Irish/Australian fans use "gig tracker" while Americans say "concert tracker" — same concept.

Is there a free gig tracker app?

Yes — the core gig tracker is free forever on iOS, Android, and web, with no ads; optional Pro ($2.99/month) adds extras.

Can I log gigs I went to years ago?

Yes — Gigvault is designed for backfilling. Search the artist, pick the year, the date and venue auto-fill from the database. Most users add 50-100 historical gigs in their first session.

Does the gig tracker work for UK festivals?

Yes — lineups on record for Glastonbury, Download, Leeds, TRNSMT, Boomtown, BST Hyde Park, Field Day, End Of The Road, Bloodstock and a long tail of smaller festivals. Each band you saw counts as a separate logged gig, and a festival that is missing can be added.

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Related: Gig Diary · Concert Tracker · Festival Tracker · Setlist Finder

Gigs already documented here

Every line is a real gig on Gigvault — band, venue, city and date, each with its own page.