Music Bingo
Unless otherwise stated, every edition ships with eight hundred printable bingo cards across four 50-song playlists, plus a 75-song marathon playlist with 200 more cards for a longer night — a thousand cards in all, built for players, hosts, and venues. Every square is numbered, so the table can call it out — "32!" — and tell each other exactly which song to look for. Every pack also includes a CSV song list — artist and title for each track — so you can easily build the playlists yourself in Spotify or any third-party tool. Instant download, print as many as you need.
Built for the Room
Players · hosts · venuesBig, readable cards that hold up under bar lighting — bold song title, artist underneath. Every square is numbered, so the table can call a number across the room and help each other keep up. Fast, social, and friendly a couple of pints in.
Curated, chart-authoritative themes for recurring nights — 800 unique cards per edition, plus a bonus 75-song Marathon playlist with 200 more cards for the long nights, and a host guide that keeps things moving and finishing on time. The playlists and cards arrive built and ready — you just play the songs from the library you already use. No theme to research, nothing to assemble: hours of prep off your plate every week, and a polished, ready-to-run night you can walk into a new venue and pitch with confidence.
A recurring event that draws a crowd and a tab — and a host who never scrambles for next week's theme. With a deep catalogue on the shelf, themes get locked in weeks ahead, so the venue can post the schedule, run the social push, and build buzz before the doors open. Clean cards with no logo on the play surface, printed to match whoever walks in.
Proven in the Room
The Canadian Signatures edition made its live debut on Friday, 19 June 2026 — the one chance to bring it to the Legion floor before Canada Day — at the Somme Branch Legion in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, hosted by Brandon “The Babe” Entertainment — a working DJ and bingo host across the HRM — running his own night to one of the bigger crowds the room had seen. Brandon ran the pack's bonus 75-song Marathon playlist, the long-night option, and a hundred printed cards barely covered the floor. It ran clean all the way to a finish on 69 songs called, ended on three tied full-card winners, and wrapped right on time. From the mic, he thanked Red5Sorcery by name — then asked for custom theme packs for future nights. One player took two cards home to show people. Brandon had billed it to his own crowd ahead of the night as ‘an early Canada Day Playlist’ from Red5Sorcery — fitting, for an all-Canadian deck landing on a Legion floor just days before the holiday.
“Huge thanks to the 47 people who attended Music Bingo last night at the Somme Branch Legion #31!”
— Brandon “The Babe” EntertainmentShared publicly on Facebook · 20 June 2026
Two design calls proved out under real conditions: the numbered squares became a cross-table coordination tool players used all night, not just at verification, and the title-over-artist hierarchy made every card easy to read and a pleasure to look at — clean, uncluttered, and beautiful on the table by design, not by accident.
Live Aid 1985
Wembley + JFK · 100 songs · 2,000 cards · 10 playlists
On 13 July 1985, two stadiums an ocean apart — Wembley in London and JFK in Philadelphia — staged the largest concert ever attempted: sixteen hours of music, watched by nearly two billion people, to feed a famine. Every song in this deck was performed live on one of those two stages that day — Queen's era-defining set, U2's “Bad,” the Led Zeppelin reunion, Bowie, Madonna, Dire Straits, the Who, Elton John, Black Sabbath, and dozens more. No later hits, no filler — just the music of the day itself. At 100 songs across eight 50-song games and two 75-song Marathons, it's a double pack — 2,000 cards and ten playlists, twice the size of a standard edition.