How to Play

Anyone that can use a computer or smart phone can become a Music Bingo host – it's that simple and fun!

  • 1. Select Your Playlists

    Start by visiting our Playlist Library to choose music playlists for your game. Each playlist equals one round of Music Bingo. We suggest playing two rounds per game, feel free to play as many as you wish.

  • 2. Get Your Bingo Cards Ready

    Easily download your bingo cards as a PDF file from your selected playlist's page. Each card features a grid filled with song titles and artist names. The PDF has 70 pages with 2 cards per page, so just print the number of cards you need for your players, cut them into individual bingo cards and you are good to go.

  • 3. Prepare Your Call List

    Accompanying each Music Bingo Playlist is a downloadable Call List PDF file. This is used for the host to track the songs played and to assist in confirming a winning card. Note that the music player automatically keeps track of what songs have been played or not. See below for more info.

  • 4. Explain the Game Rules

    Make sure your players understand these simple rules:

    • Mark off the ‘Free Space’ square in the center of the bingo card to begin.

    • When a song plays, players check their card for the song or artist. If it's on their card, they mark that square.

    • The goal is to complete 2 lines (vertical, horizontal, or diagonal) on the card. Upon achieving this, players shout ‘Bingo!’

    For a quicker game, opt for the ‘1 Line to Win’ variation.

  • 5. Start the game

    Announce the name of the round you are playing to the crowd -then play the music. You can choose to play songs in order, select songs manually, or mix things up with our ‘Shuffle’ feature. Keep track of songs you have played by marking them off on your ‘Call List’ and also viewing the track colors change on the music player. Remember to play the entire song for it to be marked and change color.

  • 6. Find a Winner

    Keep playing the music, until someone shouts ‘Bingo!’ You can verify the winner by cross checking their card against the played songs in the playlist - which will be marked in blue colour, rather than white. We also recommend printing and using the ‘Call List’ to verify winning cards. We suggest giving a prize for the first and second player to complete two lines on their bingo card.

The Music Player

Customise your game, or press play and walk away!

  • Playlist Customized for Hosts

    Tailored to cater for hosts seeking enhanced control over their Music Bingo events, while also accommodating users who prefer a hands-off approach with the AutoPlay feature.

  • Playlist Name Visibility

    Easily locate the playlist name prominently displayed at the top of the player, ensuring you never lose track of your chosen playlist.

  • Effortless Volume Control

    Situated at the top right, you’ll find the volume control. The player is set to full volume by default, but you fine-tune the audio from here or from your chosen device – be it a laptop, tablet, or smartphone.

  • Real-Time Song Tracking

    The song currently playing on the playlist is shown prominently at the top, with a progress bar that shows how much time is left on the song. This same active track is also illuminated within the playlist below, giving you a preview of the upcoming songs in the queue.

  • Smart Song Monitoring

    Songs turn blue as they play, helping you keep track of whats been played, and which tracks are still to come. Note, songs only change colour after they have been played in full. If you want to move to the next song early and mark the current one as played, simply move the play head to the end of the song before moving on.

  • Auto Play Functionality

    Located in the upper right corner, the intuitive 'Auto Play' toggle gives you more control of your event. When activated, songs seamlessly flow into each other, perfect for keeping it simple. When deactivated, each song concludes before the next one begins, allowing you to engage with your audience in the gaps.

  • Dynamic Shuffle Feature

    Located on the left, is the 'Shuffle' option. Activating this feature sets the track order at random, perfect for playing your favourite game, but mixing it up. Disengaging the Shuffle Feature reverts to the classic B, I, N, G, O order.