CrowdSurfer is a concert log built around both personal show history and a social community. Fans can record past and upcoming gigs, then import historical data from Setlist.fm to reconstruct a concert timeline. For each show, the app can create playlists of the songs played through Apple Music or Spotify. A badge system tracks milestones, while Share Studio turns concert photos into digital passes and ticket stubs. Users can follow friends, view tour photos and reviews, compare venue and artist counts on leaderboards, and find nearby shows with ticket integrations. An offline queue lets users log a show when venue service is poor. The US App Store listing is free to download, but the captured description does not explain any paid tier or account requirements. People who only need a private list may find its community features unnecessary.
CrowdSurfer: Concert Tracker
A concert journal and fan community for logging shows, importing setlists, building playlists, sharing milestones, and tracking upcoming gigs.
Overview
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What it does
- Log past and upcoming shows with artists, venues, dates, and personal ratings.
- Import concert history from Setlist.fm and create setlist-based playlists for Apple Music or Spotify.
- Make shareable digital passes and ticket stubs, and earn concert-history badges.
- Follow friends, compare fan stats, discover nearby shows, and log concerts offline.
A good fit for
- Frequent concertgoers who want to preserve show history and share it with other live-music fans.
Worth knowing
- The app is designed around social and community features; the listing does not describe a private-only mode.
- The captured listing is free to download but does not explain paid features, account requirements, or long-term pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is CrowdSurfer: Concert Tracker used for?
A concert journal and fan community for logging shows, importing setlists, building playlists, sharing milestones, and tracking upcoming gigs.
What can you do with CrowdSurfer: Concert Tracker?
Log past and upcoming shows with artists, venues, dates, and personal ratings. Import concert history from Setlist.fm and create setlist-based playlists for Apple Music or Spotify. Make shareable digital passes and ticket stubs, and earn concert-history badges. Follow friends, compare fan stats, discover nearby shows, and log concerts offline.
Who is CrowdSurfer: Concert Tracker designed for?
Frequent concertgoers who want to preserve show history and share it with other live-music fans.
What should you know before downloading CrowdSurfer: Concert Tracker?
The app is designed around social and community features; the listing does not describe a private-only mode. The captured listing is free to download but does not explain paid features, account requirements, or long-term pricing.
Does CrowdSurfer: Concert Tracker include paid features?
The US App Store listing is marked free to download. No paid plan was described in the captured listing text; check the store for current terms.
Which platforms support CrowdSurfer: Concert Tracker?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
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