Concert wishlist vs logged gigs: keep them separate

A wishlist is tours you might see. A diary is nights you saw. Mixing them wrecks your stats — here is a clean split in Radar.

Concert wishlist vs logged gigs: keep them separate — Radar gig diary
Upcoming: Concert wishlist vs logged gigs: keep them separate

Upcoming is not a trophy case

Concert wishlist vs logged gigs: keep them separate — Radar upcoming screen
Concert wishlist vs logged gigs: keep them separate in the Radar app.

If you save every on-sale as a gig you “attended”, Wrapped will lie. Upcoming in Radar is for dates you are actually targeting.

When the night happens, it flips to past. That is the only promotion a wishlist item should get.

A short list stays useful

A short list stays useful in Radar — Concert wishlist vs logged gigs: keep them separate
A short list stays useful in Radar.

Five upcoming shows is a plan. Fifty is a feed. Delete the ones you have already missed.

Use Find to add from real listings so artist, venue, and date are correct — then buy tickets from the official link.

Past is the product

Friends, ratings, photos, and setlists live on past gigs. That is the diary people mean when they search concert tracker.

Keep the wishlist thin so the history stays thick.

FAQ

Common questions

Can I save concerts I have not been to yet?
Yes. Add upcoming shows from Find. They sit beside past gigs until the date passes and you mark them as done.
Should wishlist gigs count in my total?
No. Only nights you attended should land in totals and Wrapped. Keep maybes as upcoming.

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