Playlist Machinery VS setlist.fm

I love all the tools from PlaylistMachinery when I'm looking to do things Spotify won't... Like dedupe. http://playlistmachinery.com/. Source: about 1 year ago

There's no way to do it inside the official Spotify app. There are some 3rd party tools that offer some interesting functionality though like http://playlistmachinery.com/. Source: over 2 years ago

So, the show starts at 8 with Teezo going on first. Going on setlist.fm his recent concerts show they have been starting 7 and he goes on 9:45 to 10:20ish. I have a feeling he will probably go on a bit before that as I'm pretty sure he has to abide by noise bylaws which I believe he has to end at 11. Either the day of or day before the concert contact Scotiabank Arena to see if they have approximate set times. Source: 5 months ago

I see about 40-50 shows a year. do that for a few decades and it adds up pretty quick. I entered all my shows in setlist.fm over covid and the number is currently: You attended 1439 concerts of 671 different artists. Source: 5 months ago

I've heard the love will tear us apart cover many times, I found the radiohead cover, I looked on setlist.fm too and found nothing, I don't know where it came from but I found it in some bootleg archive I have access to. Source: 5 months ago

Thanks - appreciate you pulling it together. I tend to make something similar each year but nothing as comprehensive as this. As you say, fest sets tend to be a little different as well - more of the hits (if they have any yet lol). And I'm regularly surprised at how up to date setlist.fm is for touring acts - I wish someone would buy that app and upgrade it a notch or two, it's great for live music fans. Source: 5 months ago

Just checked on setlist.fm and you're correct. Source: 5 months ago