Encore

About Encore

Get ready for the set they’re most likely to play.

Encore turns recent live-set history into a playlist you can understand, tune, and take with you to the show.

Build a playlist
What a playlist can explain

Every likely song has a trail back to the live show.

Recent shows
Newer performances carry more weight.
Repeat appearances
Songs appearing across shows build confidence.
Covers
Cover credit stays visible when the setlist identifies it.

Team

Built independently by Tyler Pashigian.

I made Encore because I kept building a setlist manually for every concert I went to after combing through recent setlists and a little guesswork. I wanted a faster way to turn recent performances into something useful.

It’s a small project, but I care about making the reasoning visible. You should be able to see why a song made the playlist, adjust it, and take it with you.

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Built for a real decision

Recent evidence, not a black-box recommendation.

Encore looks at what an artist has been playing live lately, then ranks songs using recency and repeat appearances. It is designed for the question concertgoers actually have: “What should I know before I get there?”

The result is always yours to review. Confidence, appearance count, and cover attribution stay close to each track so you can judge the evidence and make the final call.

Streaming roadmap

The playlist comes first. The provider is the destination.

Available now

Apple Music

Apple Music is fully supported now. Connect it, match your tracks, and export a playlist directly from Encore.

Available in beta

Spotify

We want to support Spotify for everyone, but Spotify currently limits Encore to invited beta testers.

Long term

More ways to listen

The goal is not a Spotify-shaped product. It is a clear path from live evidence to the service you use.

Questions, answered

A few useful details before you begin.