It'd be great to export a setlist into iTunes and/or last.fm to be able to easily play the songs in the order they were played on the night.

Should be useful have something that indicates that a setlist is not completed. For example, if the creator only remember few songs, or not remember them in order.

Maybe another box in the checklist should be the option, and this created a flag that indicates that the setlist is not completed yet.

Would be nice if we could state when solos are played without being counted as a song.

It would be very nice if we could report duplicates. The site is full of them, just look at Radiohead's page...

Is it worth adding a feature to add a Scan of the Set List from the Actual Gig? I have quite a few from gigs I've been to, hey just an Idea.

I thought it would be nice to create a leg subcategory for tours.
This way we could separate different legs for the same tour.

Exemple : Radiohead's In Rainbows tour contained 2 US legs, 2 european ones, a japan leg, etc.

That would allow to display setlists statistics for each of those legs instead of the massive tour ones.

Currently, when I import a concert from last.fm, it only imports one of the artists, even though last.fm event lists multiple artists.

Would it be possible to get all artists from last.fm, or allow the user to select which artists he/she saw?

I'm getting annoyed by looking at statistics and seeing medleys. A medley should be indicated in the setlist, but the space-dash-space should indicate to divide the statistic so the song has it's own count. Making sense?

For example, Queen plays: Death on Two Legs / Killer Queen / Bicycle Race / I'm in Love With My Car. In the statistic you'll see just that, but I think each of the four songs should simply count toward it's own song rather than having the medley be the song.

as opposed having to mention in notes, designation a space to list other artists which will then have THEIR set linked to

Ever since I went to my first gig in 1978 I have collected the concert ticket. Now it's a hobby and some tickets (like collecting postage stamps) are becoming quite sought after and valuable.

How about having a small area set aside for store a scan of the concert ticket.

eg. Stylo@With[Bobby Womack]&With[Mos Def] or something like that

This would be very useful for Gorillaz concerts etc. where more than one guest artist appears per song

I've just put a set list up. for one song you have automatically put up some random video that has nothing to do with the band or the song. Also you have duplicated the video for one song for another in the set list.

Perhaps people could put the videos in themselves if they can provide a link for them eg.. from the bands official youtube channel. it'd make a lot more sense than your automatic tool messing it up

I don't know if I asking for something complicated. But could be nice to have a setlist.fm application for mobiles.

It could be something simple. A text editor with setlist.fm tags and able to post in the webpage. At least for start. Also to check the rest of the page setlists.

It would be extremely useful to post concerts when we are in them

Allow a concert review under the Set List and import future gigs through I Like

Say, on the 1st of May a band plays 15 songs. On the 2nd of May they play 14 of the same songs and one new song. On the 3rd of May the play 13 original songs, yesterday's new one and another two ones.

So, the list should be like that:

May, 1: <15 songs>

May, 2: <1 song>

May, 3: <2 songs>

It would be cool to be able to allow people to upload their own pictures from the concert so that others can see them and remember the show. I would say make the page similar to any "facebook" like photo album and have a dedicated tab for it on the setlist page for any given show.

I'd appreciate a feature that would enable me to make a Spotify playlist from a setlist.fm playlist. That way, if I see which songs a band is likely to play by viewing a recent concert, I can export them directly to Spotify.

Useful!

you can only query using a whole year or a tour name... sometimes it's not enough - you want to see the current band trend