Look no further than Music Bingo and Trivia games! These games are the perfect addition to any event, from family gatherings to corporate events. And right now, you can take advantage of up to 44% off any Music Bingo or Trivia games at the Trivia Store.

1. Icebreaker Activity: Use Music Bingo or Trivia games as an icebreaker activity to get everyone mingling and having fun. This is a great way to start off a corporate event or team building activity.
2. Family Reunion Fun: Bring the family together with a fun game of Music Bingo or Trivia. Use family trivia questions or songs from each generation to make it even more personalized and enjoyable.
3. Virtual Events: With the rise of virtual events, Music Bingo and Trivia games can be played from anywhere in the world. Use them as an interactive activity during a virtual happy hour, team building event, or family game night.
4. Holiday Parties: Spice up your holiday party with some festive Music Bingo or Trivia games. Use holiday-themed questions or songs to make it even more fun and memorable.
5. Fundraising Events: Music Bingo and Trivia games are a great addition to any fundraising event. Sell cards or tickets and let everyone play along for a chance to win prizes.
6. Retirement Parties: Celebrate retirement with a fun game of Music Bingo or Trivia. Use questions or songs from the retiree's favorite era to make it even more special and personalized.
7. Bridal or Baby Showers: Add some fun and games to your bridal or baby shower with Music Bingo or Trivia. Use questions or songs related to the bride or mother-to-be to make it even more special.
8. Birthday Parties: Make someone's special day even more memorable with a fun game of Music Bingo or Trivia. Use songs or questions related to the birthday person to make it even more personalized.
9. Bar Trivia Nights: Use Music Bingo or Trivia games as a fun activity for a bar trivia night. Sell cards or tickets and let everyone play along for a chance to win prizes.
10. Team Building Activities: Use Music Bingo or Trivia games as a team building activity. Create questions or songs related to the company or industry to make it even more relevant and engaging.
    

No matter the event, Music Bingo and Trivia games are a fun and exciting way to bring people together. With up to 44% off any Music Bingo or Trivia games at the Trivia Store, there's never been a better time to add these games to your next event. So what are you waiting for? Get your games today and start planning your next unforgettable event!

Music bingo is a fun and interactive game that combines the excitement of bingo with the enjoyment of music. Instead of using traditional bingo numbers on the bingo cards, each square on the card contains the name of a popular song, artist, or music genre. A bingo caller plays short clips of songs, and players mark off the corresponding squares on their cards.
The first player to complete a specific pattern on their bingo card, such as a straight line, diagonal, or full house, calls out "bingo" and wins a prize. The game can be played with any type of music, and can be adapted to fit any age group or occasion. It's a great way to get people engaged and entertained at parties, events, or even in the classroom.

Music bingo can be fun for a wide range of people, regardless of age or musical preferences. It's a great activity for parties, events, or gatherings, as it can help to break the ice and get people socializing and interacting with each other.
Younger players may enjoy playing music bingo with popular songs from the charts, while older players may prefer classics from their own era. It can be a fun way to introduce people to new music, or to reminisce about old favorites.
Music bingo can also be adapted to suit different occasions and themes, such as holiday music, movie soundtracks, or even specific genres like jazz or country. It can be played in small or large groups, making it a versatile game that can be enjoyed by just a few friends or a whole crowd.
Overall, music bingo is a fun and inclusive activity that can bring people together and create a lively and entertaining atmosphere.

Here are 15 types of events that music bingo would be a great addition to:

1. Birthday parties
2. Family reunions
3. Corporate events
4. Weddings
5. Bar and bat mitzvahs
6. Graduation parties
7. Retirement parties
8. Fundraisers
9. School events
10. Church events
11. Music festivals
12. Trivia nights
13. Karaoke nights
14. Game nights
15. Virtual events

Music bingo is a versatile game that can be customized to suit any occasion, and can be played in person or online. It's a fun way to get people involved and engaged, and can help to create a lively and entertaining atmosphere at any event.

As an AI language model, I do not have access to the specific information on Fat City Entertainment's current offerings. However, I can give you an idea of the types of music bingo games that are commonly available:

1. Decades music bingo: This game features songs from different decades, such as the 60s, 70s, 80s, and so on.
2. Genre music bingo: This game features songs from a particular genre of music, such as rock, pop, hip hop, country, or jazz.
3. Holiday music bingo: This game features songs related to a particular holiday or season, such as Christmas, Halloween, or summer.
4. Billboard top 100 music bingo: This game features songs that have been popular on the Billboard charts.
5. Movie soundtrack music bingo: This game features songs from popular movie soundtracks.
6. TV theme music bingo: This game features songs from popular TV show theme songs.
7. One-hit wonders music bingo: This game features songs from artists who only had one popular hit.

These are just a few examples of the types of music bingo games that can be offered, and there are many variations and customizations that can be made to fit different events and occasions.

As an AI language model, I do not have access to information on all existing music bingo games, but here are some ideas for unique music bingo games that you could consider:

1. Song lyric music bingo: This game would feature popular song lyrics rather than song titles. Players would need to identify the song title based on the lyrics being played.
   
2. Music video music bingo: This game would feature popular music videos instead of just playing the songs. Players would need to identify the song and artist based on the video being played.
   
3. Artist mashup music bingo: This game would feature mashups of songs from different artists. Players would need to identify both the song and the artist.
   
4. Music history music bingo: This game would feature songs from different eras of music history. Players would need to identify the decade and/or era the song comes from.
   
5. Cover song music bingo: This game would feature covers of popular songs rather than the original version. Players would need to identify the song title and original artist.
   
6. Regional music bingo: This game would feature songs from a specific region or city. For example, a "New Orleans music bingo" game could feature jazz and blues songs from New Orleans artists.
   
7. Genre crossover music bingo: This game would feature songs that cross different genres of music. Players would need to identify both the song and the genres it spans.
   

These are just a few ideas for unique music bingo games that could be created. You can get creative and come up with your own unique variations based on your musical interests and the audience you're playing with.

• Summer is over, and people are once again in search of new and fun ways to stay entertained.
• The Holiday season is upon us, and Christmas is just around the corner.
• The Pandemic is starting to feel over. I just took a plane WITHOUT having to wear a mask. Can you believe it? (The TSA anal probe remains.)

And what is best? Our Fat City Hosts have actually been hard at work creating a new music bingo sensation.

What's better than a music bingo category dedicated to Numbers.
P.S. You're still my #1

Let's take a look at the Top 10 songs in the music bingo numbers playlist

We start at number One, but with a quick hit of the "shuffle" play button, you will be on your way to a truly randomized music bingo! winner.

Where do we go next, well Song 2, of course!

Now, we had to think about whether FourFiveSeconds is still worthy of recognition after Kanye ate the same insanity ghost pepper that Homer Simpson ate on that one episode where he followed the path of the Johnny Cash - Space Coyote.  

Let's talk about "Like A G6" by Far East Movement by the Cataracs, and Dev. That was something, right? I feel like that song was in Tropic Thunder. I'm not going to check... it would ruin the movie for me if I was wrong.

Let's skip to 3005 by Childish Gambino, because technically it's "Explicit" and  I want to remind y'all that you should omit playing this song around children or sensitive people. Also, it's a banger, and if you don't love that Donald guy from Community, you're insane. Go eat a ghost pepper.

I'm running long here, but here is a link to the playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6dgnvVvfe5R8jVPx0yoXhm

Take a gander for yourself. But I want to ask you a question before I go... What do you think is the right call to play at a music bingo event here in the West, as most of our Hosts (but not all!) are in The USA and Canada:

99 Red Balloons - by Nena

Or...

Neunundneunzig Luftballons - Also by Nena

Please help us out by sharing your opinion in the comment section below.

Some apps are great. I'm not knocking apps, when there is a good reason for it. However, when it comes down to the best DIY Musical Bingo templates, I really do think an application is unnecessary.

Why try to get everyone at your event to download an app before play? That doesn't sound easy, right there. When you can just hand out a regular piece of paper, if you wanted to. I can guarantee that's what your guests would prefer.

Of course, regular white paper works, but it isn't very festive. Try getting colored paper first, it's usually close to the same price. Then, when you print the cards off your downloaded PDF files, they are perfectly fit on a regular piece of letter paper.

Make sure to choose the "landscape" print format setting. That's just a fancy word for horizontal printing. But when you use the cards downloaded from the Fat City Entertainment Trivia Store, that's the way you want to do it. Two cards will fit pretty much perfectly on a single sheet of 8.5" by 11" letter paper.

There is some space on the edges that suits nicely as a border. Some hosts prefer to cut the cards in half, and give each guests just the one card, and that's a great choice! Of course, the easiest way is just to give everyone 2 cards each. And yes, it's ok to trim off our www.fatcityentertainment.com promotions at the bottom of the sheet... that's why we put it there, so you have that option.

Our musical bingo card downloads can print up to 250 randomized cards each time, and you can select while printing exactly how many sheets you want to print. There should be little to no waste. If you end up having less people than expected show up to your event, no problem. Next time you are using those cards, make sure to save them, and begin printing the NEXT cards in sequence for the following event. That's right, our cards are good to use again and again. When you are printing the "range" of pages on the PDF file, you can choose the exact pages that print by typing in a range, such as, "51 - 100". Make sure not to print the same page twice, otherwise you could have duplicate winners, because each sheet is randomized differently.

Also, if you are worried about pollution and waste, which I very much am too, then you should appreciate that paper is one of the fastest biodegradable materials there is. Just check out this study on it.

We even make sure that the ink on each sheet is minimal so that your costs at a host are as efficient and inexpensive as possible.

I think one of the coolest things about music bingo events is that every host's gig is unique. From the amount of time they DJ a track, to what a winning bingo! looks like to them. Here's a secret hint for those of you who like to read deep into things: You can do 12 unique Bingos! on a single game or card. That's right 12 easy Bingos! and it's one of my favorite ways to host my shows. So what you do is, explain that "Every single line wins once". That means there are 5 Horizontal line winner, and 5 Vertical line winners, as well as, 2 Diagonal line winners.

That means, using one card and one game, you can have 12 unique winners. Make sure to keep track on a separate card of your own so you know which directions have already won. And if 12 winners seems like a lot for a single game, check out the toy section of your local dollar store for key chains and small nick knacks. Or my personal favorite for gifts, depending on your budget, is Five Below for nicer trinkets for your guests than simply the dollar store or a discount on your bar tab.

Do you have tips for us that makes your gig unique?? Please share with us in the comments below.