Who's going with you tonight?
Find your +1 for any gig — as a friend or a date. See what's on near you, and keep a diary of every show you go to. Free while we're in beta.
Three taps to a plus-one
Every show deserves a real memory
Your gig diary saves every night — not just the blurry clips. Log each show with photos, a note and a six-part rating. It's lovely to keep, even if you never message a soul.
Wait — you're going too?
Flip yourself to "open to a +1" for a show and see everyone else who is — with shared-taste highlights so you know you'll get on. Choose buddy or date, then say hi.
Check in and live the night together
Check in at the venue and the show room opens: see who else is there, chat the crowd, and build the setlist together as the band plays — then capture the whole night straight into your diary.
Your music taste, wearing a band tee
Build a 3D avatar from the music you love — or from a selfie. Pick the style and the band on the tee, and use it instead of a photo if you'd rather not lead with your face.
More than a match
For the nights you'd otherwise skip
Meeting someone new, made calmer
A buddy or a date should feel easy and safe. Safety is a feature here, not fine print — you stay in control of who you talk to and where you meet.
Wherever the music is
OutTwo works across Europe and North America — and beyond — with new cities added as fans join. Don't see yours? Request it; it's a real button in the app.
“I moved cities for work and knew no one. Three weeks in, I'd been to four gigs with people I met on OutTwo.”
“Had a spare ticket an hour before doors. Listed it, matched, great night. Beats eating the cost.”
“Honestly I just love the diary. Logging every show and seeing my year wrapped is reason enough.”
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