Stage Heat: turn concert setlists into playlists
Setlist in. Playlist out. Stage Heat is a web app for concert-goers: search archived setlists from past shows, turn one into a playlist, and export it to Spotify or Apple Music in your browser, with no app store install.
How it works
- Search setlists by artist, optionally with city, venue or date.
- Connect Spotify or Apple Music from the Accounts tab.
- Open a show and tap Export to create the playlist on your streaming service.
FAQ
Do I need an account?
You can browse and search setlists as a guest. To connect streaming services, export playlists or use Stage Heat Plus, sign in with email or Google on the Accounts tab.
Is Stage Heat free?
Free signed-in users connect one streaming service and export from Setlists to that app. Stage Heat Plus is a paid subscription that unlocks the Sync tab: one job sends a concert to every connected app, and playlist match keeps the same playlist title aligned across Spotify and Apple Music.
Where does setlist data come from?
From community-sourced concert setlist archives. Setlists reflect reported past shows, not guaranteed future setlists, and some tracks may be skipped if the streaming catalog has no match.
What are bar playlist links?
From a setlist you can create a public link that venue staff can open in a browser without an account to hear a preview of the suggested playlist.
Is Stage Heat on the App Store or Google Play?
Stage Heat is web-first at www.stageheat.app. Use Safari or Chrome on your phone.