About
This app combines an independent music magazine with a gig companion. Read album reviews, live reports, and interviews, and track your concert history by scanning tickets or adding details manually. Discover upcoming shows and manage your music preferences.
What's New in Media Junkbox
1.2.3
October 31, 2026
Getting your gigs in is much quicker, and the app now remembers them with you. • Share a ticket straight from Mail, Photos or Files: PDFs, screenshots and Wallet passes are read on your phone, and nothing is uploaded. • Wallet passes (.pkpass) can now be scanned, seats included. • New Lock Screen widgets count down to your next gig. • A nudge the morning after to rate the show, on-this-day memories of past gigs, and your year-end recap in December. You can turn these off in Settings → Notifications. • Your year-in-gigs poster and article share cards now carry the app's name. • New installs choose between gigs and the magazine on first launch. • Search your gigs and the articles you've read from iPhone Search. • Rate the app or tell a friend from Settings.
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FAQ
What kind of music content does Media Junkbox offer?
Media Junkbox provides album reviews, often released ahead of schedule, along with live reports featuring full setlists and exclusive photo galleries from concerts. It also includes interviews and features with artists.
How does Media Junkbox help me manage my concert history?
You can scan concert tickets directly from screenshots, PDFs, or photos of paper stubs, or add them manually. The app creates a digital stub for each order, recording details like seller, price, and seat information.
Can I find upcoming shows through Media Junkbox?
Yes, Media Junkbox allows you to find gigs happening near you or filter them to show only events by artists you follow. You can also maintain a wishlist of shows you plan to attend.
Is my concert data uploaded to the cloud with Media Junkbox?
No, all your ticket information and gig ledger are processed and stored entirely on your device. Media Junkbox does not upload your data or request access to your email.
Can I read articles offline with Media Junkbox?
Yes, saved articles are cached on your device, allowing you to read them offline. This feature ensures you can access content on the train, on the tube, or at the back of a venue.
How frequently is Media Junkbox updated?
The app was last updated on August 3, 2026, with version 1.2.1. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What is the age rating for Media Junkbox?
Media Junkbox has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for users aged 12 and above.
Does Media Junkbox have ads?
No, Media Junkbox is ad-free. The app is committed to providing an uninterrupted experience for its users.











