SetlistlePractice

How to play

How to play

The steps

  1. 01

    Read the setlist

    You start with the opening quarter of a real concert. The song choices, the covers, the way a night is built — they quietly give the show away.

  2. 02

    Name who, where, and when

    Pick the artist, the city, and the year. Submit your guess: anything you got right locks in green and you keep the rest.

  3. 03

    Five guesses, with a little help

    Miss something and you get a nudge — a few more songs and a hint for each answer you missed, getting more precise each time. Lock all three within four guesses to win.

  4. 04

    Score & share

    Fewer guesses, fewer reveals, higher score. Share a spoiler-free grid, then come back tomorrow for a brand-new show — the same one for everybody.

Two ways to play

Modes

Daily

One show a day, the same for everyone. Name it, share it, done.

Practice

Play as many shows as you like. Toggle between the notable pool and the deep cuts.

Stuck? Spend a little.

Hints

Each answer has a ladder of hints that gets more precise — and more expensive — the further you go. Buy one yourself for full price, or guess wrong and have the next one revealed at a discount.

Who

Genre−300
The kind of music the artist plays — a nudge toward the right corner of the roster.
First letter−400
The letter the artist's name starts with — the last little tell.
Tour−600
The name of the tour or run this night belonged to. Shown only when we know it.

Where

Country−400
Which country in the world this show happened in.
State / region−700
The state, province, or region within that country.
City−1200
The city itself — practically the whole answer, so it costs the most.

When

Century−200
Whether this night belongs to the 1900s or the 2000s.
Decade−500
Narrow the year down to a single decade.
Five-year window−900
Narrow the year to a tight five-year window.