Marina saw Caetano Veloso
Teatro Guararapes · Recife
Cried during Alegria, Alegria. Voice intact, band flawless.
Concert and festival reviews
Stave is the social network for rating concerts and festivals: give it a score, write the review, keep every show you've been to and follow what the people you follow are seeing.
A 1-to-5 score, a review worth writing, and the full history of everything you've seen live.
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Marina saw Caetano Veloso
Teatro Guararapes · Recife
Cried during Alegria, Alegria. Voice intact, band flawless.
Téo saw Turnstile
Audio · São Paulo
Pit went off start to finish. Sound at the back could be better.
Júlia saw Liniker
Rock in Rio · Sunset Stage
Best set of the whole festival, no argument.
Features
A show can only be rated once it's over. No pre-hype: everything you read on Stave comes from someone who was there.
Switch between "All" and "Following" to see who saw what, with the score, the photo and the full comment.
One search for artists, users, festivals and already-rated shows — plus what's trending this week and the highest rated.
The calendar filtered by region, state and city, sorted by your location whenever you allow it.
Save a show to your "want to go" list and come back to rate it once it happens. Your whole concert history lives on your profile.
Every review becomes a 9:16 or 1:1 card, with or without your photo, straight to Instagram Stories.
SEP 12, 2026 · FESTIVAL
Marco Zero · Recife, BR
Rate this show
Great
What the crowd said
Fireworks at the close. I cried.
Huge line, worth every minute.
How it works
Search by artist or festival. If the show isn't on Stave yet, you can add it yourself in seconds.
From 1 to 5 hearts, from “Disappointing” to “Incredible experience”. Add a few words and a photo from the night if you want.
Your review lands in the feed of everyone who follows you and on the show's page, next to the reactions of everyone else who was there.
Frequently asked
It is. Creating an account, rating shows and following people costs nothing.
No. Rating only unlocks once the show ends — the app tells you the time from which you'll be able to rate it.
You add the event while writing the review: artist, date and venue. The app warns you if a similar show already exists so you don't create a duplicate.
Yes. In settings you can close your profile, control who follows you, block users and report content. Every report is reviewed within 24 hours.
Only if you use "Find friends" — and even then your address book stays on the device: each contact becomes a SHA-256 hash before any check is made.
Right in the app settings, along with all associated data. If you've already uninstalled it, you can request deletion on the account deletion page.
About us
Carnival, a Seu Jorge concert in Recife Antigo, Brazil. As the lights went down and the crowd started to scatter, Ingrid asked: “what if there was an app just to rate how insane that show was?”
It wouldn't leave anyone's head. Within a week it was already in development — before any business plan, just the urge to keep (and show off) how much that night was worth. Soon after came the first ideas for how to expand it, and a lot of what you see in Stave today started right there, in a conversation after a show.
No pre-hype, no paid reviews. If it's on Stave, it's from someone who was actually there.
A small team, no investor chasing vanity metrics. Every decision is made for the person who leaves a show wanting to tell someone about it.
Profiles can be private, and we never sell anyone's data. That simple.
Start with the last one. Stave keeps the date, the venue, the score and how it felt — and shows it to the people who were there with you.