The shows you love.The friends who will go.

Next Show learns your taste in a two-minute game, picks the shows near you you’d hate to miss, and shows you which friends would come.

NOV16
New to youGary NumanThe Fonda TheatreBecause you saw Peter Hook & The Light
OCT17
With friendsCharli xcxKia ForumGreat with Sarah · she loves Kim Petras
DEC02
Road tripRush: Fifty SomethingDesert Diamond Arena · 345 miWorth the trip. No LA date this tour

Like a friend who knows every show in town

1

It learns your taste

Swipe through up to 30 artists. It adapts with every answer, then tells you what kind of concert-goer you are.

2

It reads every show near you

Over a thousand concerts in the next few months, sorted into a short list you’ll actually want, each with the reason why.

3

It brings your people

See which friends would love each show, send a “who’s in?” link, and get presale and price-drop alerts.

Optional: learn from your ticket emails

Signing in only shares your name and email. Later, in Settings, you can choose to connect Gmail so Next Show also learns from concerts you’ve actually been to. Here’s exactly how it uses them.

What it reads

  • Ticket receipts and reminders from places like Ticketmaster, AXS, DICE and SeatGeek
  • Record and merch orders, like Bandcamp
  • Emails from artists’ own mailing lists

What it never does

  • Browse your inbox. It only searches for ticket and music emails and ignores everything else
  • Send, delete or change anything. Access is read-only
  • Keep your emails. Only facts like “SUGAR, Hollywood Palladium, Sep 30” are saved
  • Sell your data or use it for ads

You can disconnect any time in your Google account, and we’ll delete everything on request. Read the privacy policy.

See what you’ve been missing.