Best concert tracker apps (2026)
Compare concert tracker apps: Radar, Songkick, Bandsintown, Gigs, Gigvault, and Setlist.fm. Pick a tracker that logs history — not only alerts.
Concert tracker usually means one of two products: an alert app for onsales, or a diary for nights you attended. Searchers mix the terms. This page splits them.
Radar is the diary-plus-UK-finder option: log past and upcoming gigs, setlists, friends, map, and Concert Wrapped. Songkick and Bandsintown lead on artist alerts. Gigs app leads on iOS ticket capture. Setlist.fm leads on public setlist archives.
If you go to multiple UK shows a month, a tracker without a history view will lose the year. Start free on Radar with ten gigs and see if you still open it after the next show.
See also our gig diary roundup and gig finder roundup if you already know which job you want.
FAQ
FAQ
- What is the best concert tracker app?
- For a personal history plus UK Find search, Radar. For follow-artist alerts, Songkick or Bandsintown. For setlist archives, Setlist.fm.
- Is a concert tracker the same as a gig diary?
- In practice, yes — if it lets you log past shows. Alert-only apps are trackers in name only.
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.