Get back to the show.

Start with the quick answers below. If something still feels wrong, tell us where the flow stopped.

How It Works

Explore shows

Search by artist, venue, tour, or city, then choose the exact night you are actually attending.

Save shows

Keep the date, venue, lineup, and selected setlist attached to one saved show in My Shows.

Sync shows to your watch

Save the selected setlist to Apple Watch before the concert so it is ready even without service.

Edit setlists

Use Advance, Back, or Correct during the concert. Manual edits remain the source of truth.

Use the live cursor

Follow the show from your wrist with Back, Correct, and Advance kept close to the current song.

Does Apple Watch need a connection?

No. Save the setlist to Apple Watch before the concert and the live cursor works offline.

Does Wristband listen to the concert?

No. Wristband does not use the microphone or automatic song detection. You control the cursor.

What if the artist changes the set?

Use Back or Correct to jump, mark a song skipped, or handle an unknown song without losing your place.

Can I use Wristband without Apple Watch?

Yes. You can discover concerts, save shows, review artists and venues, and revisit setlists on iPhone. Apple Watch adds the live concert cursor.

The setlist is not on Apple Watch

Keep iPhone and Apple Watch nearby, open Wristband on both devices, then try Save to Watch again from the selected setlist.

The live cursor shows the wrong song

Use Back or Correct on Apple Watch to move to the right song. Manual cursor changes remain the source of truth.

A show or setlist is missing

Try the artist, venue, tour, or city in Browse. If the show is still missing, include the date, venue, city, and lineup in your support email.

Tell us the last step that worked and the devices you were using.

Email support

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