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Concert journal · keeping score since 2013
You came out of the greatest night of your life and swore you'd never forget it. You will. The support act goes first, then the venue, then the year. Loudmemories keeps the date, the room, the city and the setlist - and your own words about it, for as long as you want them. Log enough of them and it turns into a passport stamped by year, a map filling in one pin at a time, and a few milestones worth hitting along the way.
No card, no app. Your first entry can be a show you saw in 1985 - or read somebody else's night before you decide.
Thurston Moore
The Fleece in Bristol, UK
"F**king amazing concert. Awesome band (well done!!), great new music, just perfect. Come back soon pleaaaaaaaaase."
The photo and the words come from the same member
2014
The Fleece in Bristol, UK
“F**king amazing concert. Awesome band (well done!!), great new music, just perfect. Come back soon pleaaaaaaaaase.”
2015
Tifton Conference Center in Tifton, US
“Fantastic show! Thank you for bringing such a legend to Tifton! Sure hope this will be the first of many more!! Just hated that the merch table was c…”
2019
Tvornica Kulture in Zagreb, Croatia
“Jinjer is a must-see live band! They are just killing it on stage, so much energy. Sadly, this concert was ruined by the sound in the first half of t…”
No form, no sign-up yet - start with the show
Venue, city, country, support acts and the setlist come from the tour - you don't type any of it.
2014
Nights from the eighties are welcome. A good part of the archive is older than the site.
Your score, not an aggregate. It feeds the charts but stays attached to your name.
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Your band
Venue and city fill in automatically
2014 · exact date to follow
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Nothing is saved until you register. Fill the stub in and it comes with you.
All of it readable without an account
Search it by band or by room. Setlists, support acts, photos from the pit and the scores the night was given.
10,068,828 concerts →First-hand accounts from people who were actually standing there.
12,236 reviews →Every act anybody has logged a night for, from the arena headliners to the band that played your local once.
94,491 artists →One guide for every city with a real concert history: the rooms, the regulars, what is booked, what people wrote.
3,445 city guides →Who keeps coming back, what is booked next, and how to find the door.
587,367 venues →How much of each decade survived, from a handful of nights in the fifties to millions since.
8 decades →Every country members have logged a night in, and how deep the record runs in each.
68 countries →Shows with a date, a venue and nothing else. If you were there, you are the only source there is.
10,053,831 concerts with nothing on them →Written by members who were actually in the room
2025
Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, US
"Sound system was terrible. This is the 2nd concert I’ve seen there and my last. Our group left early. Couldn’t enjoy the concert. Horrible sound"
A guest
20%
2023
Park Theatre in Winnipeg, Canada
"Beast in Black never disappoint. High energy from start to finish, crazy high vocals and blistering guitar solos! Super fun music made me headband,sceam, and even dance. This band should definitely be on your watch list for live music. Can't wait for the next…"
A guest
100%
2023
Park Theatre in Winnipeg, Canada
"Very impressive for a band with no vocals. They got straight to the point and let the music do the talking. Super heavy metal guitar work mixed with a human metronome on the drums and melodic synth work harmonizing the lead riffs. Every song had a super catch…"
A guest
100%
2016
Arena di Verona in Verona, Italy
"Travelled from New Zealand to. Is it my daughter in London & we flew to Verona especially to see Zucchero at the Arena for concert 16 September 2016. absolutely FANTASTIC!! Now he's coming to New Zealand & I'll be there!! Can't wait "
A guest
100%
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