Moving this over to the feature request list as suggested. For the larger festivals with lots of bands and artists performing we have the option to check off the ones we actually saw which is really great. When you look back to your full concert list it showcases all of them, which becomes very clunky. This would specifically be neat for festivals but really any type of concert is that your personal concert list only showcases the bands you've checked off under the tour name. You can still see all the artists there when you go to the concerts page but for your personal concert list, it'll limit it to just the ones you've checked of. A minor feature but think will be useful in the look of your page. (Looking forward to the app!)

There are a lot of duplicate entries for concerts or festivals and it makes it difficult to search through the database. If there was a button to suggest combining entires, or if we were able to manually do it that would be amazing. A way so the people won't lose access to that archived concert but everyone will be combined under one. For festivals in particular it's frustrating, because some either are lacking of majority of the artists attending, or the other minor information like location is missing. So if it was all combined under one it would be much cleaner and easier plus since we can pick which artists we actually saw there shouldn't be that much of an issue. AND! if someone opens up a concert archive and they can't recall most of the information other people would be able to add to that archive rather than having 10 different entries with none of them having complete information. (Also maybe being able to add a header photo to a concert page, like the tour poster)

Why create a database of things that never happened? Eliminating the ability to add concerts with future dates will help with creating a more accurate database. Concerts with future dates can be cancelled and, I’m sure that you're aware, you now have a database of events that have been cancelled onward from mid-March 2020, into the unforeseeable future. I highly doubt that users are returning to now-cancelled entries to delete them, and I also doubt that that will change. What is the value in having a database filled with cancelled events?

Removing the ability to add concerts with future dates would certainly make for a better user experience.

Example: 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C.
The original 9:30 Club operated from 1980 until 1995 at the historic Atlantic Building at 930 F Street NW. It had a truly unique history unto itself, and serves as a line of demarcation between the "New" 9:30 Club located north at 815 V Street NW which opened in January 1996. It's like comparing apples and oranges. Now, when I look at the shows I attended at the original F Street location, they're lumped in with the newer V Street location as well! Okay, so I can ascertain by the dates which witch is which - but other users of this site can't. I went to much trouble entering the correct address for each of my venues, now, with the 9:30 Club...let the scholars sort it out.