Where do the UK gig listings come from?

Upcoming shows come from Ticketmaster, which covers most UK and Irish venues. Anything not listed can be added by hand. Setlists come from setlist.fm once the show has happened.

Do I need to download an app?

No. Gigvault runs in any browser. There are iOS and Android apps as well if you prefer them, and everything syncs.

Logging gigs is free forever with no limit on how many you add. The free plan includes three photos per gig; Pro removes that limit and adds video uploads. No ads on any plan.

Gigs in the UK and Ireland

Find gigs city by city, tick the ones you go to, and let your gig history build itself — setlist, venue and support acts included. Free forever, in the browser or on your phone.

Gigs by city

Every city page lists the upcoming shows we know about and the venues that come up most often there. The venue names below are the ones that actually appear in our database for each city, not a generic list.

Gigs in London — 100 Club, The London Palladium, The Underworld
Gigs in Manchester — O2 Apollo, Manchester Academy, Music Box
Gigs in Birmingham — O2 Academy, Utilita Arena, The Mill
Gigs in Glasgow — OVO Hydro, The SSE Hydro
Gigs in Edinburgh — Corn Exchange, La Belle Angele
Gigs in Leeds — Leeds Concert Hall, Eiger Music Venue, The Rocket
Gigs in Liverpool — M&S Bank Arena, O2 Academy, Guild of Students
Gigs in Bristol — Thekla, The Exchange, Bristol Electric
Gigs in Newcastle — Utilita Arena Newcastle, Newcastle University
Gigs in Cardiff — Utilita Arena, Clwb Ifor Bach, Uni Great Hall
Gigs in Belfast — SSE Arena, Limelight, Waterfront Hall
Gigs in Dublin — 3Arena, The Academy, Marlay Park

Where the listings come from

Upcoming shows come from Ticketmaster, which covers most UK and Irish venues. If a gig is not listed — a small club night, a festival side stage, a pub session — you can add it by hand with the venue typed in freely. Once the show has happened, the setlist attaches automatically from setlist.fm.

Festivals count set by set

A weekend at Glastonbury, Download, Bloodstock or TRNSMT is not one entry. Tick each band you actually watched and every set counts on its own — in your history, in your stats and in your year in review. Support acts count too, which is how you end up remembering the band nobody had heard of yet.

Free, and free of downloads

Logging gigs is free forever, with no limit on how many you add. Gigvault runs in any browser, so you can write up last night's gig on a laptop without installing anything; the iOS and Android apps sync with the same account. The free plan includes three photos per gig, Pro removes that limit and adds video, and there are no ads on any plan.

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