Circle the whole weekend: festival schedules for new and legacy events like Levitation, ACL Fest, Fun Fun Fun Fest, and more — every set you circle becomes a ticket. New sign-ups confirm by email. Fixes and polish throughout.

Signs, sorts, and sharpies. • Artists, venues, and festivals now print as signs — readerboards, neon cabinets, and wristbands — and every show page opens on the sign outside that night. • Sort your feed by show date to see everyone who was at the same show, stacked together. • Photo captions print in a hand picked for each show — eight sharpies, fixed per ticket. • Long runs of logs from one person fold into a stack you can open in place. • A switch in Settings for the occasional Showgazed email. • Faster feed, sharper show matching, and small fixes throughout.

Bring your show mates. • Suggest a show to someone on Showgazed — one tap on their end and it's logged, theirs to keep. • Went with someone who isn't here yet? Text them an invite link. When they join, the show is waiting for them — and you're already following each other. • Invite links from showgazed.com now open straight in the app. • A refreshed welcome screen, plus small fixes throughout.

Showgazed 1.1.0 — photos, sharing, and push notifications. • Push notifications — know right away when friends like or comment on your logs, follow you, or log a show you were at. You're in control: one master switch plus per-type settings. • Show photos — add a photo to any log and it becomes a polaroid print: peeking off your tickets in the feed, hanging on your show pages, and collected in a photo wall on your profile. Frame your shot with the new crop tool. • Share your shows — turn any log into a story-ready image: your photo, your ticket, and your review in one frame. A photo-less log? Add one right from the share screen. Plus a shareable card of your whole concert archive. • Discover, fresh from the crowd — a new shelf of the latest concert photos from the community, alongside trending artists, venues, and festivals. • Polished show pages, faster browsing of artist and venue histories, and plenty of small fixes.