Question 1

What is HearHear?

Accepted Answer

HearHear (formerly HearHear) is a concert diary and show tracker — like Letterboxd or Goodreads, but for live music. You can log every show you've attended, write notes, look up setlists, follow friends, and discover upcoming concerts near you.

Question 2

Is HearHear a good Songkick alternative?

Accepted Answer

Yes. HearHear does everything Songkick does for tracking shows you want to see, but adds a full concert diary for shows you've already attended — with notes, setlists, photos, and a social feed. It's built for fans who want a permanent record of their concert life, not just a ticketing calendar.

Question 3

Is HearHear like Letterboxd for concerts?

Accepted Answer

Yes — HearHear is often described as the Letterboxd for concerts. Just like Letterboxd gives film lovers a diary, ratings, and a social feed for movies, HearHear gives live music fans a diary for every show they've seen, with setlists, notes, stats, and friends' activity.

Question 4

Who made HearHear?

Accepted Answer

HearHear was founded by Adam Offitzer and launched in 2026. It lives at hearhear.fm and is built for people who want a permanent, social record of their concert life.

Question 5

How do I track concerts I've already been to?

Accepted Answer

HearHear lets you log past shows manually, import a spreadsheet or CSV of your concert history, or use the setlist lookup to find shows by artist, venue, and date. Your full history lives in a personal concert diary on your profile.

Question 6

Is HearHear free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, HearHear is free to use. Sign up at hearhear.fm.

Question 7

Can I see what shows my friends are going to?

Accepted Answer

Yes. HearHear has a social feed that shows what shows your friends have logged, their notes, photos, and posters. You can follow friends and see their full concert diaries.