Welcome to Sceneroller! This beta represents a "social discovery" software platform that lets users connect bands, people, venues and gigs to write a shared history of local music scenes.
Sceneroller lets you contribute to a growing "family tree of music". Play with the map at right to start exploring the connections. Browse for bands or venues from your area. Register, to add images, video or audio; add or edit content; or comment on anything you encounter along the way.
Check out the Welcome section of Sceneroller to review our simple rules of engagement.This is beta software, and we expect there are features that are going to be confusing or capabilities you'd like that aren't there now. We want to learn how to make Sceneroller work better for you. Please send feedback to support@sceneroller.com
- TOP 10 Members
- Who have seen the most gigs:
- Sue C 172
- Nick Potts 54
- Ken Fugate 37
- Bart Mendoza 32
- Veg 23
- Bill Starling 22
- Jason Seibert 21
- Dave George 13
- John Soares 11
- Jason Willis 11
- TOP 10 Bands
- That played the most gigs:
- Manual Scan 61
- The Cardiac Kidz 48
- UK Decay 32
- The Pass 32
- The Crawdaddys 31
- Phil Lesh and Friends 30
- The Tell-Tale Hearts 24
- Battalion of Saints 23
- Ministry of Truth 21
- The Unknowns 21
- TOP 10 Bands
- That shared a bill with the most other bands:
- The Cardiac Kidz 95
- Manual Scan 72
- Wendy Bailey & True Stories 62
- Battalion of Saints 49
- Ministry of Truth 49
- The Seedy Seeds 49
- UK Decay 43
- Hair Theatre 39
- The Shambles 37
- The Crawdaddys 36
- TOP 5 Members
- Who have seen the most bands:
- Sue C 14
- Matthew Rothenberg 6
- Gary Ra'chac 2
- Caris O'Malley 2
- Chris Johnson 2
- TOP 5 Venues
- With the most gigs:
- The Backdoor at SDSU 102
- Adams Avenue Theater 54
- Fairmount Hall 39
- The Capitol Theatre 39
- The Skeleton Club II 35



It's not surprising that many legends of rock music are celebrating anniversaries of their first gigs in the summer months (at least those in the Northern Hemisphere).
As the balance of music distribution continues tip from analog to digital, some old-school institutions endure ... and continue to play a role as real-world gathering spots for music scenes. Consider the example of
In a bit of gig trivia Sceneroller loves, the New York Times notes that April 16, 2012, marked