Build a concert bucket list (artists, not just venues)

Venue lists are easy. The list that matters is who you still have not seen live — and how to track it without turning your diary into a shopping list.

Build a concert bucket list (artists, not just venues) — Radar gig diary
Wishlist: Build a concert bucket list (artists, not just venues)

Seen vs not seen is the only split

Build a concert bucket list (artists, not just venues) — Radar wishlist screen
Build a concert bucket list (artists, not just venues) in the Radar app.

A venue bucket list is tourism. An artist bucket list is taste. Write ten names you have never seen live. That is the list Find is for.

When a tour announces, search them in Radar and save the date as upcoming if you will actually try. Do not save all ten tours as fake plans.

Your diary proves the list

Your diary proves the list in Radar — Build a concert bucket list (artists, not just venues)
Your diary proves the list in Radar.

Once you log the gig, they leave the bucket list automatically — they are now in history. That is cleaner than a notes app with strikethroughs.

Repeats can stay a separate goal (“see them in a club, not an arena”). Put that in notes on the first gig rather than a second spreadsheet.

Pair with venues you already love

If you always go to the same three rooms, the artist list is how you travel. If you already travel, the list is how you stop seeing the same headliner twice by accident.

Radar’s venue map shows where you have been. The artist list shows who is still missing. Use both.

FAQ

Common questions

Does Radar have a concert wishlist?
Save upcoming shows from Find when you intend to go. Your past diary is the “seen” list. Together they replace a separate bucket-list app.
Should I log artists I have not seen yet?
Only as upcoming gigs with real dates. Do not create empty artist pages as fake concerts.

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