Bingo, except the numbers are songs.
We play a few seconds of a song, you find the title on your card, and the first full line sets the room off. Every card is different, the playlist is built for your crowd, and the DJ calling it is ours: the oldies on large-print cards for an activity room, a holiday edition for the office party, or a round dropped into a birthday, a reunion or a shower.
Hear it, find it, mark it.
Everyone gets a card
Song titles instead of numbers, and no two cards alike. Large print with sixteen squares for activity rooms, twenty-five with a free space for parties.
We play the clip
A few seconds of a song. Know it? Mark it. Nobody races anybody, and the good ones get to play a little longer.
Somebody yells bingo
We check the card against the calling sheet right there, in front of the room.
New game, new pattern
A line, four corners or a full card, for as many rounds as the room wants.
Same game, four different rooms.
The Oldies
Bingo is already on the activity calendar. This version is set to the music the room grew up on, on large-print cards, at a pace the room sets, and it ends with everyone singing.
Daytime programsHoliday Music Bingo
Secular holiday songs only, so everybody in the office can play, dropped into any holiday party we're already running.
Holiday packagesYour Playlist
The guest of honor's decade, the class reunion's senior year, the couple's own songs. Give us the list, and every card is made from it.
Bingo for a Cause
A bingo night where the tickets and the bake table raise the money, and the whole room has a reason to stay.
Fundraiser nightsThe cards, the music, the call.
- The cards, printed, one per player, and no two alike.
- The playlist, built for your crowd, or built from yours.
- The sound, loud enough for the back table and never painful for the front one.
- The host, calling the songs and checking every bingo out loud.
A room and the players.
- Tables for the players.
- An outlet for our speaker.
- The players. That's the whole list.
The honest answers.
Do we need a screen?
No. Music bingo runs on sound and cards, so any room with an outlet works.
How many people can play?
Everyone in the room. We print a card for every player, and no two are alike.
Can we pick the songs?
Yes. Send us the list, or give us a decade and we'll build it for your crowd.
Can we play for prizes?
For bragging rights it's easy. If your group wants to play for prizes, Massachusetts licenses bingo through the State Lottery, so check with them before the cards go out.
Create a buzz. Yell bingo.
Tell us the room and the crowd, and we'll build the playlist that fits it.