Fuji Rock Dream? Concerty Makes it Easy! Guide Included🌏️

So, Aria, how do you use Concerty? Is it easy?

Yes, it’s very simple. First, go to the Concerty site, and there’s a large search bar on the top page. Typing ‘Fuji Rock Festival’ there is probably the quickest way. Alternatively, you can filter by location. Search for ‘Japan’ or ‘Niigata’ and specify the time period (e.g., ‘July 2025’), and related events should be listed.

Hmm, hmm. Either type directly into the search bar or filter by location and time. What’s the site design like?

It has a clean and easy-to-read design. Search results often display the festival name, dates, location, and some of the performing artists in a card format. Clicking on a festival you’re interested in takes you to the details page, where you can check the full lineup, timetable (if announced), links to ticket information, and more.

Card format! Looks easy to see! Since I don’t know many artists yet, it seems good to look at the lineup and search for names that catch my eye!

That’s a good idea. Searching directly by artist name, like ‘Haim’ or ‘James Blake’, is also effective. Doing so will display their tour dates, and you should find the Fuji Rock appearance information among them. Artist pages often include past setlists and the ‘Probable Setlist’ I mentioned earlier.

You can see the setlist prediction on the artist page! That’s handy!

Concerty also has a ‘Tour Map’ feature. You can often find it on artist pages. Tour dates are plotted on a world map, making it fun to visually track ‘They’re going here next!’. It might feel like you’re traveling together.

A map! Just looking at it feels like traveling! I’m going to see where Haim is traveling!

Aria, once I’ve decided to go to Fuji Rock, what else can Concerty help with?

It’s very helpful during the preparation stage too. As I’ve mentioned several times, the ‘Probable Setlist’ is probably the most unique and useful feature. Checking this lets you predict what songs you might hear on the day, boosting your motivation to prepare. Since AI analyzes vast amounts of past data, it can be quite accurate.

Setlist prediction! That sounds exciting! I need to practice so I can sing along on the day! I wonder if the AI prediction will be right?

Hehe, that’s part of the fun for the day. Also, Concerty integrates with Spotify. If you see a Spotify icon on an artist page or setlist page, just click it to open a playlist based on the predicted setlist in Spotify and start listening immediately. It saves you the trouble of searching for each song individually, making it very efficient.

Spotify integration is the best! Creating a prep playlist with just one click! I’ll try it right away!

Concerty also has a music news section, so you might find the latest festival-related information or articles about artists. It should help you get a feel for the festival atmosphere and deepen your understanding of the artists.

Gotta check the news too! Knowing the artists’ thoughts behind their songs might make the live show even more enjoyable!

And, especially important for those participating from overseas or living far from the venue, is the feature to search for accommodation and transportation to the venue. Concerty itself isn’t a booking site, but it sometimes provides links to affiliated travel sites. Check the bottom of the festival page or the related information section. The Fuji Rock venue is a bit far from the city center, so thoroughly researching access methods and where to stay beforehand is key to enjoying the festival stress-free.

Wow, amazing! It doesn’t just help find tickets, but also info on hotels and buses! Clicking the link might even let you book! This way, even people from overseas can prepare with peace of mind!

Exactly. It’s like a reliable guide that supports the entire live experience. By mastering Concerty, you should be able to smoothly handle everything from information gathering and preparation to arranging travel and accommodation.