As of October 24, 2026, fans can upload the videos and photos they shot at a show to Concert Moments at thering.vip/moments, and the team behind it edits every angle into one cut of the night.
Why it matters to fans and artists: the clips sitting in your camera roll stop being forgotten and become part of the official record of the show, with contributors credited.
Half the room films the same chorus, each phone from a different spot. Concert Moments bets those clips are worth more together. The page puts it plainly: “Every phone in the crowd was a camera angle: together they become the official cut of the night.” Above the upload button sits a dare: “Were you there? Prove it.”
What is Concert Moments?
It is a web page, not an app. It calls itself “a web experiment from the team building the Moments app” and explains the twist: “In the app you can only film, never upload. This is the one place where it's the other way around.”
It works in three steps. Fans upload “every clip you shot, straight from your camera roll.” The team edits “all the angles of the night” into one moment. Then “contributors see the cut first, and get tagged.” The page asks for everything: “Even the shaky ones, even the short ones. More angles = a better cut.”
What if the venue wifi is slow?
Single videos can be up to 20GB and photos up to 100MB. The page keeps the screen awake during uploads, and files that did not finish are listed the next time a fan opens it. Since October 16, 2026, a box reading “Upload slow? Send a Dropbox or Google Drive link instead” lets fans paste one share link per video.
What happens to clips sent after a cut is made?
They still count. When a show's cut is already in motion, the page says new clips “head for the 2026 Wrapped Moments vault,” and adds: “You might see yourself in the year-end video.”
Can an opening act have its own link?
Yes. Julia Alexa, who opened on the I Believe In Ghosts Tour in Europe, has her own page at thering.vip/moments?a=julia-alexa, which asks “Were you at Julia Alexa?” Since October 18, 2026, Christian Gates's link-in-bio page at thering.vip/go/christiangates carries a tile reading “Upload your concert moments” and “Your videos become the aftermovie.”
Key facts
- Where: thering.vip/moments, plus artist links such as ?a=julia-alexa.
- File limits: up to 20GB per video and 100MB per photo.
- Slow upload: one Dropbox or Google Drive link per video, since October 16, 2026.
- Late clips: go to the 2026 Wrapped Moments vault.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need the Moments app to upload? No. Concert Moments is a web page.
My upload stopped. Did I lose it? No. Open the page again: files that did not finish are listed so you can pick them again. Keep the screen open while they upload.
The Ring is owned by ITSLUX, LLC, the company of Christian Gates, and runs Concert Moments. Drafted with AI assistance; edited by The Ring newsroom. Checked October 24, 2026.