Best gig diary app for Android (2026)

Looking for a gig diary app on Android? Compare ticket alert apps vs a real concert log — and why Radar on Google Play fits UK gig-goers who want Find, friends, and Wrapped.

Best gig diary app for Android (2026)

Most “concert apps” on Android are alert tools: they ping you when an artist announces a tour. A gig diary does something else — it remembers every show you actually went to.

If you bounce between Brixton, Manchester Academy, and festival fields, Notes app lists and camera-roll tickets fall apart. You want artist, venue, date, setlist, rating, and who you went with in one timeline.

Radar is now on Google Play as an Android gig diary and UK concert finder. Search Ticketmaster, Skiddle, Eventbrite, and Setlist.fm, add a show in one tap, log past nights, tag friends, and unlock Concert Wrapped on Pro.

Festival weekends are where diaries earn their keep. Radar Pro Clashfinder helps you plan stages without clashes, then stores the weekend next to your club and arena gigs.

Choose an alert app if you only need notifications. Choose a gig diary if you want a year-in-review you can share, a map of venues, and a history you will still care about in five years. Download Radar free on Google Play and start with ten gigs.

FAQ

Common questions

What is the best gig diary app for Android?
Radar is built as a gig diary with Find search, friends, festivals, and Wrapped — available on Google Play for Android and on the App Store for iPhone.
Is there a free concert diary on Android?
Yes. Radar lets you log up to ten gigs free on Android. Pro unlocks unlimited history, map, Clashfinder, and full Wrapped.
Does Radar work with Ticketmaster on Android?
Radar Find searches major UK platforms including Ticketmaster and Skiddle so you can add shows to your diary quickly on Android.

Start your gig diary

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

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