Best gig diary apps for concert fans (2026)
Compare Radar, Gigs, Gigvault, Concert Archives, and discovery apps — pick the right concert tracker for logging live music.
Gig diary apps help you remember every show. Discovery apps help you find the next one. The best tools blend both without clutter.
Concert Archives targets power users who want huge historical databases and imports. Radar targets active gig-goers who want fast logging, Find, friends, festivals, map, and Wrapped.
Gigs app leads on AI ticket capture and iOS Live Activities. Gigvault leads on Concert Buddies branding. Radar leads on ticket-platform Find search, friend overlap, free DMs, Pro group chats, Clashfinder, and shareable year-in-review.
Try Radar free with ten gigs. If you live at multiple shows a month, Radar Pro is the upgrade path built for that habit. See our gig guide app and festival tracker pages for feature breakdowns.
FAQ
FAQ
- What is the best gig diary app?
- Radar is built for gig-goers who want logging, Find search, friends, festivals, and Wrapped in one app. Gigs app suits AI ticket import on iOS; Gigvault suits Concert Buddies-first users.
- Is there a free gig diary app?
- Radar is free with up to ten logged gigs, direct messages, and taste match. Radar Pro unlocks unlimited history, map, Clashfinder, and full Wrapped.
- What is the difference between a gig diary and a gig finder app?
- Gig finders like Songkick alert you to upcoming shows. Gig diaries like Radar log your personal history and often include find-and-log in one app.
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.