setlists
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Routines for research, teaching, and general interest in the data science of concert setlists.
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Deadbase inspired archive of Umphrey's McGee setlists
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Sep 29, 2024 - Jupyter Notebook
This was just a small excercise for me to scratch my own itch.
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setlist.fm is the world's largest crowd-sourced concert setlist database and community, letting fans document, share, and explore which songs artists play at live shows. The setlist.fm REST API gives read-only access to that data - artists (keyed by MusicBrainz MBID), setlists and their revision history, venues, cities, and countries, plus…
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Research archive for Malice Mizer. Visual kei magazine bibliography, discography, concert setlists, flyers, videos, and member profiles (1992–2001). Verified sources and scans. Still and always a work in progress.
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Aug 3, 2026 - Python
JamBase is a live music data platform with over 25 years of concert history, providing access to 5M+ performances, 616K+ artist profiles, 91K+ venues, and 20K+ festivals. Their REST API delivers real-time global show listings, festival schedules, artist metadata, venue details, and ticket pricing data.
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setlist.fm is a concert setlist database providing a REST API for accessing setlists, searching by artist or venue, tracking tour dates, and accessing live music performance data. The API supports JSON and XML responses, uses MusicBrainz IDs for artist identification, and provides endpoints for artists, venues, cities, countries, and user…
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