---
title: "Gig Calendar — track stand-up gigs & review every show — Tough Crowd"
url: https://toughcrowd.co/features/gig-calendar
description: "Track every gig with venue, time and the set you'll perform. After the show, rate the room and each joke — so the learnings that improve your next set don't fade."
lang: en
---

Gig Calendar

# Track every gig and learn from every show

## The problem

Gigs scatter across calendars, DMs and your memory. After a show the details fade — which jokes landed, what the crowd was like — and the learnings that would make your next set better simply disappear.

## On your phone

Every booked gig in one place with venue, time and the exact set you'll perform. After the show, review the room, the organiser and each piece — so the learnings don't fade.

9:41

Gigs

MON 8

### The Comedy Store

7:30pm London

London Open Mic Debut 5 min

WED 10

### Up the Creek

8pm London

Club Set (15 min) 15 min

FRI 12

### Moth Club

7:45pm London

Clean Set (10 min) 10 min

MON 1

### The Comedy Store

Reviewed — 4/5

## The solution

Every booked gig in one place — **venue, time and the exact set** you will perform.

Post-gig review: rate the **venue, organisers and audience** in minutes.

Rate each piece **Smashed It, Worked, Average or Bombed** — stored against that version.

Every review feeds your **Audience insights**, so patterns emerge fast.

## Common questions

## Try it with a free day pass

Full access for 24 hours. Cancel anytime in one click — if you don't cancel within 24 hours, you'll be charged for the annual plan.

Start your free day pass: https://toughcrowd.co/register

See what's included: https://toughcrowd.co/pricing

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