Here's what a show actually looks like on FanTogether, start to finish.
A few weeks out: find it and say you're going
Open the Show Calendar. It's Lorie's list — the same shows she's been sending out for years, with everything in one place.
Find the show and tap Going or Interested.
Two things happen. It lands in My Shows at the top of Messenger, so you don't lose track of it. And your crew can see you're going.
The week before: sort out who's in
Open your crew in Messenger and say something. "Anyone in for Thursday?"
That thread is where the plan lives — who's driving, where you're meeting, who's still deciding. It stays in one place instead of scattered across four different text threads.
If someone needs a ticket, check the Ticket Exchange, or post that you're looking. Face value, members only.
The day of: the details
The crew thread is the group chat. Where you're parking, who's running late, where you're standing.
Photos go in the same place. Take the picture, tap the + in the thread, send. Big photos get resized automatically — you don't have to shrink anything first.
If it's a moment worth showing everyone and not just your crew, post it to Chatter instead. That's the public side.
After: the part people actually love
The next morning, pull up the artist's dashboard and look at the setlist. Half the fun is confirming what you thought you heard.
Post a recap or a photo to your crew. Then do the thing that makes all of this compound: add the people you met. Somebody you talked to in line, someone from your section. Open Discover Members, find them, add them to your crew.
That's how a crew of four turns into a crew of twelve over a season, and how you stop missing shows because nobody thought to text you.
The short version
- RSVP so your crew can see you.
- Plan in the crew thread, not by text.
- Photos go in the thread.
- Check the setlist after.
- Add the people you met.