Free, no sign-up
Music bingo, ready to print
Pick a list of 60 songs and print the cards with song titles, plus a song sheet with a QR code next to every song. Scan a code with your phone, the song starts on YouTube through your speaker, and whoever recognizes it marks the title.
How to play music bingo
Every guest gets a card with song titles. One person is the DJ: they have the song sheet and a phone connected to a Bluetooth speaker.
The DJ scans the QR code of the top song. The song starts on YouTube. Let it play for about 30 seconds, or until someone sings along, and check it off on the sheet. Anyone who recognizes the song and has the title on their card marks it.
The first player with a full row shouts BINGO. The DJ checks the card against the sheet: if every marked song has really been played, it's a win. Then keep going for four corners or a full card.
What you need
A printer, a pen for every guest, a phone with internet and a speaker. A Bluetooth speaker is plenty for a living room; for a hall, plug the phone into the sound system.
A 4 x 4 card has fewer squares and bigger text, which is easier for older guests and anyone without their reading glasses. A 5 x 5 card makes each round last longer.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. No account, no email address and no watermark. There's a small bingobingley.com at the bottom of each card.
Where does the music come from?
From YouTube. The QR codes open each song on YouTube; we don't play anything ourselves. That's why YouTube may show an ad now and then, and YouTube's terms apply.
What if a song doesn't work?
We check the songs on these lists every morning. If one still fails, skip it and leave it unchecked on the sheet, so nobody can mark it.
Can I use this at a bar or a public event?
This music bingo is for private parties. For a public event, check what music licensing your venue needs.
Do you store the names I type?
No. The cards are made in your browser and the names are never sent to us.