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Shows I Saw This Year — Recap Card Builder

Total up your year in live music in one minute. Add the concerts and shows you went to, rate your favorites, and this builds a clean recap card — your shows, artists, and venues, with your top nights ranked — to screenshot and share. It all runs in your browser; nothing is saved or sent anywhere.

Add your shows

List the concerts and live shows you saw this year. Add a rating out of ten and the recap ranks your top nights. The three rows below are examples — edit or remove them and add your own. Nothing is saved — it all stays in your browser.

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★ Shows I Saw

My Year in Live Music · 2026

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Shows
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Artists
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Venues

Top shows

  1. 1. The Paper Lanterns · Rivermark Hall, Portland9/10
  2. 2. Midnight Cartography · The Copper Room, Seattle9/10
  3. 3. Juniper Vale · Greenline Amphitheater, Austin8/10

Made with the free Concert Log recap card · ardentworkshop.com

Screenshot the card above to share it, or copy the text recap.

Want to keep this going all year? Read how to keep a concert journal.

Take it with you — free, no signup

Direct download. No email, no account — just the files.

What it does

  • Add the shows you saw — artist, venue, and an optional rating out of ten — and the recap card fills in live.
  • Counts your shows, unique artists, and unique venues, and ranks your top nights by your own rating.
  • Builds an on-brand 'shows I saw this year' card you can screenshot to share, plus a copy-able text recap.
  • Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere, and nothing is saved.

Own it, don't rent it

Want this recap to build itself, all year?

This recap card is a one-minute snapshot. The full Concert & Live-Show Log keeps the whole year as you go — a Shows log with a five-part rating, a Setlists tab, a Wishlist of shows to catch, a Spending Log with a budget, and a live Dashboard that builds this recap for you automatically — in one owned workbook for Excel, Google Sheets, or LibreOffice, with a one-click Google Sheets copy.

A one-time purchase you keep — the owned workbook between a blank spreadsheet and a rented concert app.

A personal keepsake tool, not professional or purchasing advice. The example shows are fictional and illustrative, and it is not affiliated with any artist, venue, or promoter. Free to use; please don't resell or redistribute.