Hi ​@Lorthirk !

I think your location is already set and if there is no concert nearby the search will not show anything.
You must search for concerts by manually entering a specific location or by Artist name on tour .

Here is an article explaining everything about concerts on Deezer
see link below

https://support.deezer.com/hc/en-gb/articles/11969065500445-Concerts-on-Deezer

Thanks ​@Nina Nebo for the info. However, I wanted to primarily understand how the locations of the concert is calculated exactly. Let me dive in a bit deeper.

As I said, I live about 50 kms far from a big city, where I know there are several concerts every year. There are also a few clubs around the city (but in other municipalities), to which I usually drive to being them all around one hour or so by car. All these concerts are, for instance, shown to me in Songkick, however they don't seem to show in Deezer. My suspicion is that the current settings in Deezer are a bit too restrictive for my case, so I'm afraid I could miss some of them (I know that I could view them in Songkick but hey, we're trying to improve Deezer here, right? )

So my question is: is there a way to increase the "scope" of the concerts search around me, or around a specific city I can set? Or should I try each city I know concerts could be every time?

I understand what you meant ​@Lorthirk 

Deezer shows concert recommendations based on your music preferences and location.
The question now is how far the location where the concert will be held must be from the location where you are in order for Deezer to show it.

It is also important to include it when manually searching for the location of the concert option
Around you (city) and All concerts .Then it will show all the concerts that will be in that location

Yes, exactly! As I said, I don't want to miss a concert just because it's happening 50kms from me  The only option for now is to search for multiple city, but it's not the best UX if you ask me. At least if I could define a list of cities and save them, like Songkick does, that would partially fit the bill. But IMHO the best you can do is to define the maximum distance from the selected city (or the Around You location).