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Track every song you've heard a band play live, including encores and rarities. Generate a personalized record of your live music history, complete with shareable posters and tour maps. Discover your life in live music with a comprehensive overview of bands, years, and cities.
What's New in What I've Heard
1.5
September 28, 2026
Your shelf has a Live Music Passport now: medals for the nights you have been to, from Bronze to Diamond - nights with each band, countries, cities, venues, years out and more. When a night you tick takes one up a phase, the new medal is pressed in front of you. Keep a wish list of the artists you want to see live one day: when they announce dates, they show up on your home page. You can also build the dream setlist you would want from a band, and share it. A band's albums are a crate of records now, each showing how much of it you have heard live, and a record heard all the way through goes in your passport. Send a card straight to Instagram, X, Threads, Facebook, WhatsApp or Messages, and pull a sheet down to close it.
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What is What I've Heard?
What I've Heard is a free application designed to help you log every song you've heard a band play live. It tracks song counts, rarities, tours, and provides a comprehensive overview of your live music history.
How does What I've Heard track songs?
You manually log the bands you see and the songs you hear during their performances. The app then compiles this data to show you how many times you've heard each song live.
Can I share my concert data?
Yes, What I've Heard allows you to generate shareable posters, ticket stub visuals, and maps of your concert locations. This makes it easy to share your live music journey.
What kind of overview does What I've Heard provide?
The app offers a 'Your life in live music' feature, which presents a single page summarizing every band you've seen, the years you saw them, and the cities you attended concerts in.
Does What I've Heard have ads?
No, What I've Heard is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience as you log your live music memories.
What devices does What I've Heard support?
What I've Heard is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible for a wide range of Apple users.
How often is What I've Heard updated?
The latest version of What I've Heard is 1.5, and it was last updated on September 28, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What is the age rating for What I've Heard?
What I've Heard has an age rating of 12+, indicating it is suitable for users aged 12 and above.
