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gigstr and setlist.fm

A gig diary, and the setlists behind it

Checked 31 Oct 2026UK App Store prices

setlist.fm is a free website of what every band played, which anyone can add to and edit: mark the gigs you were at with I Was There and it keeps your stats. gigstr is a gig diary for iPhone, and its setlists come from setlist.fm.

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gigstr and setlist.fm
Factgigstrsetlist.fm
What it isA gig diary appA website of what every band played
PriceFreeFree
Marking the gigs you went toYour diary, which brings in the gigs you've marked on setlist.fmI Was There, on any setlist
Your statsGigs a year, most-seen bands, top genres and moreThe gigs you were at and your stats, on your profile
RatingsOut of 10: overall, the performance, the sound, the venue, bar prices and queuesNot in its FAQ
Works oniPhone (Android coming soon)Web (we found no setlist.fm app)
SetlistsFrom setlist.fm, with creditThe source: anyone can add or edit one

Which one

Use setlist.fm to…

  • Look up what any band played, or add or fix a setlist.
  • Keep the gigs you were at, with your stats, on the web.

Use gigstr to…

  • Rate each night out of 10, with your photos, your review and who you went with.
  • See your next gig on your Home Screen, with the setlist called before it.

setlist.fm's FAQ doesn't mention rating a gig, and we found no setlist.fm app.

Use both

Look up and add setlists on setlist.fm. gigstr brings in every gig you've marked there, puts the setlists on your gigs with credit to setlist.fm, and keeps the rest of the night.

Sources

Checked on 31 October 2026. setlist.fm's facts come from its FAQ; "Not in its FAQ" means the FAQ doesn't say, not that the site can't. Something here wrong or out of date? Email support@gigstrapp.com and we'll put it right.

setlist.fm — setlist.fm FAQ

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