I've gone to several multi-day festivals and they only count as one concert. It would be nice to check that I went to day 1 of a festival, or all days, etc. and have that count as separate concerts.

With the right fields, it could take over all my concert planning needs.
Additional fields
Tickets Purchased: yes/no
Ticket medium: paper/electronic/will call
Ticket cost total: total cost of purchase including fees
Ticket cost per: calculated by number of tickets
Who is attending with us: list of names

A lot of modern festivals happen at multiple locations around the city. Like, for example https://leguesswho.nl/, where for 4 days a lot of concerts happen at a lot of concert venues.

Now I make different concerts for each location, but it would be easier to group all of those in one event wherein you can choose which artist you saw at which location during the event.

CORRECTIONS TO YOUR PAGE: Jethro Tull, August 8, 1969, @ Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino, CA, NOT Los Angeles, CA as cited. Tull opened for Led Zeppelin, the latter IS NOT mentioned. I WAS THERE, SO I KNOW WHAT I'M WRITING ABOUT. Many years ago a private airplane crashed into the Swing Auditorium, destroying the building.

Team up with existing concert listig sites and display upcoming concerts from all over the world.

Would be great to get insight into performances that were scheduled for a specific date, but were cancelled. Perhaps a "Rescheduled" tag could be used to define shows that were cancelled, but a future date has been set.

This would be good for venues or promoters to see which artists or acts are more likely to cancel when trying to attract talent or promote a show.

Right now, there are no databases that provide this information in an organized fashion.

An RSS feed (or HTML widget) that can be added to a personal website or blog that lists all shows and updates when we add new shows to our archives.

It would be nice when you mark multiple days, to have a band list per day.

pros:
- you will be able to mark the real day you see the bands.
- you will be able to create a more accuracy bands order as recommended in the guidelines.

cons:
- none :)

I seena a cocert on the fourth of july called frerdom fest on dallas dont rrmmeber what year late eighties early90s biy it was almost all the eagles joe was dressrd like uncle sam three dog night i thinl oliver and pther american bands. Does anyone remember that i think it was in fair park

Ability to add multiple artists that joined together on stage as seperate artists.
An example, I went to gig where David Bowie and Iggy Pop played a gig together with Radiohead as opening band, now I have to make an entry with "David Bowie & Iggy Pop" and "Radiohead", but in the past I also saw David Bowie seperately too on other dates. In statistics they won't add the 2 times I've saw Bowie together now.

Peter Frampton played at the Mid South Coliseum in Memphis on June 23rd, 1979

Bad Company played in Memphis on May 9th, 1979 at the Mid South Coliseum

Nazareth and Thin Lizzy played at the Orpheum Theater in Memphis on March 9th, 1979. I have the two ticket stubs from that show that I attended with my then girlfriend

Link Bands with overlapping members

Table based bulk entry. If I have a bunch of shows I went to this month, and I don't want to create a spreadsheet to import them, and I don't want to enter them one at a time, rather just copy and paste the specific lines out of my ongoing spreadsheet into the site.

Work with promoters to have QR codes to automatically input show data. They could put QR codes on posters or social ads. If you scan it, it would create the concert in concertarchives.org. In addition, it could add info like ticket links (you could get commission).

Mobile app!