The track you can't stop playing goes to people who actually want to hear it. You sort out the meet-up in the chat room for the gig. And afterwards the night stays — date, band and everyone who was there.
Find your frequency
// The idea
Streaming knows what you listen to. Ticket shops know what you bought. But the night itself — the second encore, the support act nobody knew, who stood next to you — by the next morning it is just a photo in your camera roll. ResOn is the app where it stays.
Before
Who has a spare ticket? Who is driving? Where do we meet? Instead of five WhatsApp groups there is one place — the gig itself, with everyone who is coming.
After
One tap and the night is in your history: date, band, venue, your note, the people you were there with. Still there in five years.
ResOn is your gig memory — and the circle you go with.
// Your gig log
Zeltnacht, Stuttgart · Support: Empire State Bastard
“Front row, second encore. That moment in Alkaline where everyone went quiet at the same time — that is why I am here.”
Gigs listed ahead
Cities · DE AT CH
Genres · one filter
Planned this far ahead
// The listings
Concerts and festivals sit scattered across a dozen ticket shops. ResOn pulls them together daily — duplicates merged, cancellations flagged, everything in one place.
… and more to come
Not just the big arenas: the culture centre two streets over, too. Radius search from where you are, 5 to 250 kilometres.
“Rock & Pop”, “Pop/Rock”, “Rock-Pop” — every shop spells it differently. For you it is one filter, wherever the listing came from.
When the drive home is too long: places to stay around the venue, matched to the date — straight from the event, without searching again.
// How it works
From hard & heavy to classical. Your home screen, radius and recommendations follow from that — no mainstream default.
The people you go with anyway. Share plans, sort things out in the event chat, send each other songs.
Save what is coming, tick off what has been. After a few weeks you have a history that exists nowhere else.
// Roadmap
You share a track — ResOn recognises the artist and shows you straight away when they next play near you. The bridge between what you listen to and where you go.
One page per band: every date, your shared history (“you have been 4 times”) and who in your circle follows them too.
Fan clubs organise in Facebook groups today — far away from the dates they are about. Who is driving to Oberhausen, who is camping, who has a seat spare? In ResOn that circle sits where the gigs are.
There is no signal at a festival. Your dates, your circle and your entries work anyway — and sync as soon as you are back in range.
A review made of real nights instead of streaming minutes: where you were, how often, with whom — and which of it was your year.
More ticket providers and regional promoters, so the club with 200 places is reliably in there too.
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// Together
You listen alone. You still want to share it.
The song that has been on repeat for days. The question of who still has a spare ticket. The afterglow at two in the morning, when everyone is still awake. That is what ResOn is built for — none of it is new, but all of it with music underneath.