Your Library charts
- Open your profile at last.fm/user/your-username.
- Click Library and pick a tab: Scrobbles, Artists, Albums or Tracks.
- Use the date menu to pick a range, or enter From and To dates for a custom one.
Every number comes from your scrobbles, so plays that weren't logged never show up. New to the term? Read what scrobbling is.
Listening reports
Your listening report (last.fm/user/your-username/listening-report) has Last.week, Last.month and Last.year tabs. The weekly report shows:
- Scrobbles, with the change from the previous week and a daily breakdown
- Artist, album and track counts, plus how many were new to you
- Total listening time and average scrobbles per day
- A listening clock by hour, music by decade and your top tags
The monthly report, reports for past periods and advanced stats are Last.fm Pro features ($4.99 a month or $49.99 a year). For a year-end recap, see whether Last.fm has a Wrapped.
Time ranges: Last.fm vs stats tools
| Where | Ranges |
|---|---|
| Last.fm Library | Last 7, 30, 90, 180, 365 days, all time, custom dates |
| Tools using the Last.fm API | 7 days, 1, 3, 6, 12 months, all time |
A faster view of the same stats
Our Last.fm stats viewer shows any username's top 10 artists, tracks and albums for each API range on one screen, plus total scrobbles and an album collage. It reads the same scrobbles, so the counts match Last.fm. To turn your top albums into an image, see how to make a Last.fm collage.
One stray track skewing your charts? Delete that scrobble on Last.fm and the counts update. Want Spotify's own numbers too? The Spotify profile viewer shows your top Spotify artists and tracks.