Best apps for tracking concerts in 2026

Compare gig diary apps, setlist tools, and ticket finders—and when Radar fits gig-goers who want diary plus discovery.

Concert tracking apps fall into three buckets: diaries (log what you saw), alerts (tell you when artists tour), and archives (massive historical databases).

Songkick and Bandsintown excel at alerts but do not give you a personal gig map or Wrapped-style stats. Setlist.fm is brilliant for setlists but is not a diary.

Radar combines a gig diary, Find search across Ticketmaster, Skiddle, and Eventbrite, friends and crew tags, free direct messages, Pro group chats for shows, Setlist.fm integration, and Concert Wrapped — aimed at people who actually go to multiple shows a month in the UK, US, or anywhere else.

Festival fans can plan weekends with Clashfinder, then keep Coachella, Glastonbury, or Reading in the same diary as club and arena nights.

If you want AI ticket scanning or Live Activities countdowns, watch dedicated apps — but for a diary with social, festivals, and discovery in one app, Radar is built for that job.

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Free on iPhone today. Android coming soon. Log your first ten gigs, then upgrade to Pro for unlimited history, the map, and Wrapped.

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