[Music] Concert Archives

[Mr Bridger]

Anyone use this?

I’ve always been one for collecting ticket stubs to gigs and Brighton games I’ve been to over the years but some of the early gigs I couldn’t remember a lot about them so a few years back I started logging all the gigs I’ve been to on concert archive. If you haven’t done it it’s worth a go as you can add photos, videos, pictures of ticket stubs etc. I’ve cross referenced the gigs with Setlist and then it adds it to the gigs you e been to so whatever state you were in on the night, you can still see what was played.
Every few months even now after two years being on it I’ll hear a record and then remember I went to see that band.

So far my record is 135 concerts and 149 bands at 62 venues and 32 locations.

https://www.concertarchives.org

https://www.setlist.fm

 

[Super Steve Earle]

Anyone use this?

I’ve always been one for collecting ticket stubs to gigs and Brighton games I’ve been to over the years but some of the early gigs I couldn’t remember a lot about them so a few years back I started logging all the gigs I’ve been to on concert archive. If you haven’t done it it’s worth a go as you can add photos, videos, pictures of ticket stubs etc. I’ve cross referenced the gigs with Setlist and then it adds it to the gigs you e been to so whatever state you were in on the night, you can still see what was played.
Every few months even now after two years being on it I’ll hear a record and then remember I went to see that band.

So far my record is 135 concerts and 149 bands at 62 venues and 32 locations.

https://www.concertarchives.org

https://www.setlist.fm

Just taken a look, but too confusing for me. I think there were just 4 concerts listed at The Dome at which point I lost interest. I don't think I'll be going back thanks.

 

[Weststander]

I’ve often used setlist, good stuff, at the same time taking you back in time.

It’s interesting how short many sets were. But we were only paying £2 to £5 to see gigs at Brighton venues.

 

[Peteinblack]

Cheers for this.

These sites are really useful - I've seen 100s of bands over the years, in different parts of the country, but some of my earliest gigs, from the 1980s, I can barely remember (especially as I sometimes went to 4-5 gigs in a month), so it's great to be able to refresh my memory about who I've seen, where and when - and how often (The Stranglers 27 times, The Clash, Killing Joke and Half Man Half Biscuit 11 times each, and the Psychedelic Furs 10 times, for example).