Gig setlist management for bands that play live

Build a set list, shape transitions and breaks, add notes, and share one final version with the band and crew.

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Where it usually breaks

Building a gig set list in chat creates version chaos

When screenshots, chat updates, and old PDFs circulate together, someone always arrives with the wrong running order.

What Bandger changes

One shared gig setlist from rehearsal to show time

Bandger keeps one source of truth for song order, breaks, cues, and shared files so everyone works from the same version.

What you can do

Set list management that stays usable on show day

Drag-and-drop ordering

In practice

Setlists that survive last-minute show changes

Shape the flow, keep notes in the right place, and avoid the usual version chaos before you go on stage.

  • Drag songs into an order that fits the show pacing.
  • Keep breaks, cues, transition notes, and attached files with the set.
  • Maintain separate rehearsal, gig, and encore versions when the context changes.

What stays clear

Rehearsal

working version

Show day

final running order

FOH

clean PDF copy

The same set can stay readable from rehearsal to stage.

Typical workflow

Build and share a gig setlist in 3 steps

Step 1

Collect the songs

Pull songs from your shared catalog into a new set.

Step 2

Build the set list flow

Reorder tracks, add breaks, and refine transitions and cues.

Step 3

Share or export

Share instantly with the band or export a stage-ready PDF.

Useful guides and comparisons

These pages extend the feature with practical methods, concrete workflows, or comparisons bands actually use.

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Build your next live set in Bandger

Start from the songs you already play, shape the order, add notes and breaks, and keep one version for the whole band.

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