About · Since 2023
Built by people who stand in the crowd
Live music makes some of the best memories you will ever have, and they fade faster than anyone admits. The setlist blurs, the opener disappears, the whole night compresses into two songs and a feeling.
The rest of the industry sells you the ticket and moves on. We're here for what the night turns into.
The guides
Know what you're walking into
What the show is actually like before you buy, how early to show up, where the sound holds, and the traditions worth knowing before the room does them without you. Including the things a venue’s own website would never tell you.
Still Ringing
News from the fan's side of the barricade
An issue every Wednesday, a deep cut most Thursdays. What happened in live music, what it costs you as a fan, and an argument or two you’re welcome to disagree with.
The app
Your own shows, kept
Track the shows you’re going to, capture the ones you just left, and turn years of ticket stubs into a history you can actually look through. Free, on iOS and Android.
The coverage, so far
299
Artist guides
219
Venue guides
72
City guides
1,290
Fan traditions documented
37
Tours with live setlist data
Counted from the live guide data, not a marketing page, and regenerated on every build. Every guide carries the date it was last reviewed. Out of date? Tell us.
What we hold ourselves to
Sourced, or it doesn't go in
Claims come with receipts. Quotes are verbatim.
Re-checked, not abandoned
Every guide carries its last-reviewed date.
Corrections in the open
When we get something wrong, we say so. Publicly.
Your memories are yours
Never sold. Never behind a paywall.
“I started keeping a concert journal because I couldn't remember the opener at a show that meant everything to me. Concerts Remembered is that journal, grown up: the guides I wished existed before I bought tickets, the news I wished someone wrote for fans, and an app for the part of the night that outlasts the ringing ears.”
Matt — founder, Concerts Remembered, since 2023
The concert app
Log the show you just left, or go back and start with the first one you ever saw. Setlists, seats, photos, the people you were with, and the stats that fall out of all of it. Every show you add makes the rest worth more.
Questions, corrections, or a venue we should cover next: get in touch.