Live Music Archive

iOS Universel / Musique

The world's live music, in your pocket. Stream the Internet Archive's massive collection of concert recordings, plus a huge archive of live Phish shows from Phish.in. Thousands of artists from the 1960s to today: Grateful Dead, Billy Strings, Goose, String Cheese Incident, and so many more.

Discover. Search by artist, taper, venue, festival, date, or song. Browse recent shows or dive deep into decades of music.

Listen your way. Let Infinite Shuffle keep the music going, queue up what's next with Play Next and Add to Queue, or hand off playback between your devices. Stream over Bluetooth and AirPlay, in lossless FLAC if you like. Set a sleep timer to drift off. Scrobble to Last.fm or Libre.fm.

See the music. The visualizer turns any concert into a live light show that reacts to every note. And the whole app comes in Light or Dark.

Always have something to listen to. Download shows for offline play. Offline Refresh automatically swaps out finished shows for new ones, so your library stays fresh, even without a connection.

Make it yours. Favorite artists, shows, tapers, and venues sync across your devices and your archive.org account. Track your listening history. Share concerts with friends.

Terms and Conditions: https://livemusicarchive.app/terms
Privacy Policy: https://livemusicarchive.app/privacy

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

More music! Two renowned taper collections join the lineup, with hundreds of new artists and thousands more recordings to explore. Meet Taper's Section and Aadam Jacobs on archive.org.

Bring your archive.org favorites into the app. Import them with just your screen name, no sign-in needed, or sign in for two-way sync that keeps favorites matched across your devices.

Up Next is here, your new play queue. Line up tracks or whole shows, see what's coming up in the player, and reorder on the fly.

Light Mode has landed. Pick System, Light, or Dark in Appearance settings and the whole app follows.

Plus a smoother ride throughout: quicker browsing, steadier scrubbing, more consistent artist artwork, and a stack of playback fixes.