How to log every gig you attend (without losing the memory)

A practical guide to building a gig diary habit—what to capture, when to log, and why apps beat camera rolls.

Most gig-goers rely on camera rolls, ticket PDFs, and vague memories. Six months later you cannot remember whether you saw that band in Manchester or Leeds.

A gig diary works when logging takes under a minute: artist, venue, date, and optionally who you went with. Radar lets you search ticket listings and add a show without retyping venue names.

Log the night within 24 hours while support acts and setlists are fresh. Attach notes about stand-out songs—you will thank yourself when Wrapped summarises your year.

Free accounts include ten gigs; upgrade to Radar Pro when you want unlimited history, photos per show, and the venue map.

Start your gig diary

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

Download on App Store Google Play — coming soon

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