Setlist Concert for Setlist.fm

Apple Music part of the app cannot find any existing song for creating playlist. The weird thing is thay spotify works without problem.

I hate the ads at the start. I would even buy for an ad free version. The more problematic part is if I delete a performer it will appears next time when I open the app as nothing happened before.

I’m a music writer and need access to setlists. The band I needed info on at the time was VILE, a Minneapolis punk trio. There have been many bands named Vile so I chose one using the scant descriptions provided. I didn’t expect to find them, let alone on the first pick, and when I went to remove my mischosen choice, I discovered I was stuck with it. How hard is it to allow me to swipe left for a trash icon? C’mon.

I always liked this app. I would go back to some of the great concerts I attended throughout the years and create playlists from the setlist. Unfortunately, it’s been taken over by obnoxious adds, even one in Chinese which I couldn’t understand to even decline the app. This app has turned into garbage and I deleted it from my iPhone. Don’t waste you time on this anymore. Such a shame that wasn’t warranted.

The stats are the main reason I like the website. Odd to not include it here.

I really enjoy the application and especially, going to concerts knowing what is going to be played. The integration with Spotify did not work for me. It would be a nice feature to be able to export the Setlist.

This app is great for tracking concerts, but lately the ads just will not close. It’s very frustrating (unless you really want to know more about The Old Florida Fish House).

This app used to be awesome. Now, once you find the show you’re looking for, you get a full screen advertisement with no way of actually closing the ad. Way to ruin a good thing. I know you need to make money, but you wound up ruining this app.

Really like to create a playlist from the Setlist I can have the impression to be on the concerts again

It would be great if you could mark specific concerts as attended so you could have an individualized concert history.