@4nilson
Bom d+, show do Falamansa foi pra surdo ouvir, pra cego ver, fez milagre acontecer!
FalamansaYour collection of unforgettable nightsYou were there.
You were there.
Don't let it fade.
Tickets vanish, photos get buried in your camera roll. On urShowList every concert or festival becomes a page in your diary: poster, date, rating and photos.
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Happening on urShowList
Real shows, told by the people who were there
Photos from people who were there
How it works
How to build your concert diary
01
Find the show
Search the artist, tour, or festival. It's already on urShowList.
02
Log the night
Give it a rating, write what you felt, and add your photos and the poster.
03
Relive and share
Watch your music DNA grow and show your shelf to your friends.
Inside urShowList
Your concert collection, worth looking at
Every show becomes a page in your diary
Poster, date, venue, your rating and what you felt. What gets lost in your camera roll today turns into a collection you are proud to show.
A profile that tells your story
How many shows, how many cities, how many artists. Your live music report card, always up to date — and ready to share.
Discover your music DNA
From your 5th logged show on, we cross everything and name the genre that defines your sound — with who you saw live the most and the decades you go for. It comes from your shows, not from streaming.
A card ready for your Story
Your DNA and your year in review become a 9:16 image with a QR code, just how Instagram likes it. Whoever scans it lands on your profile.
Built for people who never miss a show
Everything your concert diary keeps
Show diary
Every show and festival you've been to — date, venue, rating, and review.
Photos and posters
The gallery of your moments — from the tour poster to the close-up on stage.
Music DNA
The genres, artists and decades that come out of the shows you logged — revealed from your 5th one on.
Lists and shelf
Build collections: best of 2026, your bucket list, dream festivals.
Year in review
At the end of the year, your shows become a review in 9:16 screens, ready to share.
Community
Follow friends, see where they're headed, and earn credits by contributing.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you want to know before starting
What is urShowList?
urShowList is a free app to log the concerts and festivals you went to. You find the show in our catalog, rate it, write what you felt and upload your photos — and all of that becomes your concert diary, with a profile, stats and your music DNA.
Is it like Letterboxd, but for concerts?
That is the idea. Letterboxd is the diary for people who watch films; urShowList is the one for people who go to shows. You log, rate, write reviews, build lists and follow other people — only for live music, with line-up, poster and the photos from that night.
Is urShowList free?
Yes, free. Creating an account takes one click with Google and we never ask for a card.
Do I need to remember the exact date of the shows I went to?
No. Search the artist and pick the show from our catalog — date, venue and line-up come filled in. You just rate it and tell how it was.
Can I log festivals?
You can. Festivals are a single event, with every day and the full line-up — and you mark which artists you saw.
What if the show I went to is not in the catalog?
You can suggest the show yourself, and the community helps complete posters and line-ups. Approved contributions become credits on your profile.
Is my diary public?
You decide. You can keep your profile private and set the visibility of each entry — including keeping it just for yourself.
Can I log shows from years ago?
You can, and that is the best part. That 2008 show you still remember counts: find the artist, pick the date in our catalog and tell how it was. Your diary starts full, not empty.
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Your next unforgettable night deserves a place.
Start your diary today. Free — and always yours.
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