The Setlister creates Spotify playlists that mirror real concert setlists. When an artist plays a show, we pull the setlist from setlist.fm, match every song on Spotify, and update the playlist automatically. Follow it once, and you'll always have the latest setlist ready to listen to.
It runs every night. No manual curation, no guesswork — just the actual songs played at the most recent show.
I built The Setlister because I kept Googling setlists before concerts, then manually searching for each song on Spotify. Life's too short for that.
What started as a quick script to scratch my own itch turned into something I actually wanted to share. Now it tracks 99 artists, updates every night while I sleep, and has way more features than I ever planned.
If you find it useful, that makes my day. If you have ideas to make it better, I'd love to hear them.
— Stephen
Every playlist updates automatically after each show. Follow on Spotify and the songs just appear.
See who's on tour, when their next show is, and get ticket links — powered by Ticketmaster.
Visual charts showing which albums dominate each setlist, with cover art and percentages.
Browse rankings: longest shows, most covers, most active touring artists, and more on the Explore page.
Discover which original artists get covered most and by whom across all tracked setlists.
Embed any artist's setlist card on your own website with a simple iframe.
Setlists: setlist.fm — community-sourced concert setlists
Music metadata: MusicBrainz — ISRC codes, album info, release years
Streaming: Spotify — track matching, playlist hosting, album art
Tour dates: Ticketmaster — upcoming events, venues, ticket links
Want to see an artist added? Email setlister@gimli.fun with the artist name. We currently track 99 artists and growing.