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Y'all are impressive. I'm way too lazy to log shows.
it was a while back that i first setup my show spreadsheet but it was actually quite fun going through all my old ticket stubs and logging them. harder with less physical stubs these days i guess.
and it's still cool, every now and again i'll suddenly remember "shit didn't i see moe at the orpheum in new orleans in like 2001-2002?" and end up doing google research to verify that i was in fact at that show and i get to add it to the list.
09/20 Toronto, ON @ Axis Club 09/22 New York, NY @ Le Poisson Rouge 09/24 Chicago, IL @ Empty Bottle 09/26 Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom 09/27 San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall
09/20 Toronto, ON @ Axis Club 09/22 New York, NY @ Le Poisson Rouge 09/24 Chicago, IL @ Empty Bottle 09/26 Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom 09/27 San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall
I think I once saw this band play with the similarly obscure Pigeon Detectives.
09/20 Toronto, ON @ Axis Club 09/22 New York, NY @ Le Poisson Rouge 09/24 Chicago, IL @ Empty Bottle 09/26 Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom 09/27 San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall
I think I once saw this band play with the similarly obscure Pigeon Detectives.
Responsible for one of Amy Winehouse’s biggest songs though!
What do people use to log shows? I have over 1,000 logged on Setlist.fm but there are lots of club shows I went to years ago that aren't entered there and I don't know the exact dates to enter myself.
What do people use to log shows? I have over 1,000 logged on Setlist.fm but there are lots of club shows I went to years ago that aren't entered there and I don't know the exact dates to enter myself.
I use Songkick. It used to let you log individual artists you saw at a specific festival, but not anymore, so I guess that data is lost to time.
What do people use to log shows? I have over 1,000 logged on Setlist.fm but there are lots of club shows I went to years ago that aren't entered there and I don't know the exact dates to enter myself.
I use setlist.fm too. But, I manually started adding shows to setlist.fm when they weren't entered there. Not 100% accurate but I tried to go back and find them via Google and old news articles or ticketing pages, etc.
What do people use to log shows? I have over 1,000 logged on Setlist.fm but there are lots of club shows I went to years ago that aren't entered there and I don't know the exact dates to enter myself.
I use setlist.fm too. But, I manually started adding shows to setlist.fm when they weren't entered there. Not 100% accurate but I tried to go back and find them via Google and old news articles or ticketing pages, etc.
Upcoming Shows: 10/18 - Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit & Iris DeMent @ Ryman Auditorium 11/8 - Goose @ The Andrew J. Brady Center 11/13 - Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros w/ The Wolfpack & The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra @ Cincinnati Music Hall 2/14 - Alan Walker @ The Fillmore Detroit 4/15 - Ben Folds w/ The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra @ Cincinnati Music Hall
09/20 Toronto, ON @ Axis Club 09/22 New York, NY @ Le Poisson Rouge 09/24 Chicago, IL @ Empty Bottle 09/26 Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom 09/27 San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall
I think I once saw this band play with the similarly obscure Pigeon Detectives.
What do people use to log shows? I have over 1,000 logged on Setlist.fm but there are lots of club shows I went to years ago that aren't entered there and I don't know the exact dates to enter myself.
I use setlist.fm too. But, I manually started adding shows to setlist.fm when they weren't entered there. Not 100% accurate but I tried to go back and find them via Google and old news articles or ticketing pages, etc.
setlist.fm is great for headliners but is/was a headache for relatively unknown openers. It was only after finding a ticket stub recently that I realized I saw Molly Rankin (Alvvays) opening for Peter Bjorn and John back in 2011! As a bonus, here's Archie, Marry Me 3 years before it was released:
Fozzy I'm with you on Skee Mask, my favorite records for the last few years including the new one which is so great.
My only thing is that his live show, from what I've listened to before, tends to be pretty far from his productions. I wonder if that will change for his US tour and he'll play more of his stuff, or if he'll do the techno and breaks style shows he does in Europe. I'd guess the latter, which I'm totally fine with, but one day it would be amazing if he put together a show built on his productions. Anyway, his LA show in May is my most anticipated of the year!!!
Fozzy I'm with you on Skee Mask, my favorite records for the last few years including the new one which is so great.
My only thing is that his live show, from what I've listened to before, tends to be pretty far from his productions. I wonder if that will change for his US tour and he'll play more of his stuff, or if he'll do the techno and breaks style shows he does in Europe. I'd guess the latter, which I'm totally fine with, but one day it would be amazing if he put together a show built on his productions. Anyway, his LA show in May is my most anticipated of the year!!!
I'm guessing he'll be DJing, which is fine by me. But I too, so badly, want a proper live show. He hinted at one a couple years ago; if he did start one, I'd assume he'd debut it in Europe, probably Germany.
What do people use to log shows? I have over 1,000 logged on Setlist.fm but there are lots of club shows I went to years ago that aren't entered there and I don't know the exact dates to enter myself.
What do people use to log shows? I have over 1,000 logged on Setlist.fm but there are lots of club shows I went to years ago that aren't entered there and I don't know the exact dates to enter myself.
this is rather embarassing but i log all my shows through their fb events. i do have concert archives as well but i have to plug in all my shows from like 2018-19 and beyond
You know what? Let me post my little list here too. I’ve been wanting to get rid of the upcoming shows box in my signature for a while anyway since it’s outlived its usefulness for me but it’s nice just to have an organized list somewhere. (Also I love to brag and show off.)
5/25-6/1 - Various shows in Paris and Barcelona
Their first album was good but not enough to see twice IMO
oh yeah I just had my diary open. Don't like counting individual 'concerts' since I have no idea how anyone factors festivals into that, but I can say as of tonight I'm at 1,856 unique sets representing 1,385 different acts.
What do people use to log shows? I have over 1,000 logged on Setlist.fm but there are lots of club shows I went to years ago that aren't entered there and I don't know the exact dates to enter myself.
concertarchives is helpful for finding some older shows that aren't on setlist.fm yet, but concertarchives has a lot of erroneous listings while setlist.fm is more edited/accurate.
oh yeah I just had my diary open. Don't like counting individual 'concerts' since I have no idea how anyone factors festivals into that, but I can say as of tonight I'm at 1,856 unique sets representing 1,385 different acts.
Damn, I'm only at 1195 sets of 722 different artists. Trying to catch up to you shuck!
Post by Mr.BelgianManders on Apr 4, 2024 10:56:19 GMT -5
Considering going to Disco Biscuits this weekend in Houston if anyone in the area would want to join.
I'll also be in Tokyo/Kyoto for about 2 weeks this month, I'm hoping to find some fun local bands/k-pop. Anyone have experience with concerts in Japan?
oh yeah I just had my diary open. Don't like counting individual 'concerts' since I have no idea how anyone factors festivals into that, but I can say as of tonight I'm at 1,856 unique sets representing 1,385 different acts.
Damn, I'm only at 1195 sets of 722 different artists. Trying to catch up to you shuck!
Ohh, me too. And I've got more repeats. 1526 shows, 795 artists