GigRadar.

For the nights you’ll talk about.

Never miss
a gig you’d
actually
want to see.

Follow the artists you love and GigRadar watches venues and ticket platforms for you. Your next great night is out there.

Start tracking gigs
Free to start. Built around your taste.
Crowd raising their hands at a live concert

Example new-gig alert

Royal Blood

O2 Academy Bristol · 14 November

Because you follow Queens of the Stone Age

Less scrolling. More live music.

Your taste. Your patch.
Your next favourite night.

Follow your artists

From the band you’ve loved for years to your latest obsession.

Choose your distance

Your local venue or a road trip for a must-see artist.

Hear when it happens

Useful alerts when a gig appears. A weekly roundup if you prefer.

You know what you love.
Meet what’s next.

GigRadar connects the artists you follow to more live music you might enjoy. Every recommendation explains the connection, so you can decide whether to give someone new a listen.

Find your next favourite →

A small price for a great night

Find your rhythm.

Find your feet

Free

£0.00 / month

No card required

  • 10 followed artists
  • Gigs within 25 miles
  • 10 saved gigs
  • Opt-in weekly digest
Start tracking gigs

For the regular gig-goer

Plus

£2.99 / month

£24.99 billed yearly available

  • Unlimited artists and saved gigs
  • Travel up to 250 miles
  • Instant new-gig and sale alerts
  • Similar artist recommendations
  • Calendar downloads

For the dedicated fan

Pro

£4.99 / month

£39.99 billed yearly available

  • Everything in Plus
  • Travel up to 500 miles
  • Must-see artist extended radius
  • Price filters
  • Multiple profiles planned — not yet available

A few things worth knowing.

Does GigRadar sell tickets?

No. GigRadar discovers gigs and links you to ticket providers. Ticket purchases, fees and refunds are handled by the provider.

How often will you alert me?

You choose. Free includes an opt-in weekly digest. Paid plans add event and sale alerts, with duplicate suppression and daily limits.

Where does GigRadar work?

The initial release focuses on UK towns and postcodes. Coverage varies by provider and venue, so no discovery service can guarantee every gig.

What happens if a gig is cancelled?

We update the event when its provider reports a cancellation. Always confirm the latest details with the ticket provider before travelling.

Which ticket providers are supported?

Ticketmaster is the first live integration. SeatGeek and authorised Eventbrite organisation feeds can be enabled after access and commercial terms are confirmed.