Printable music bingo kit
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1950s Music Bingo
Bring jukebox favorites to your next game night with 1950s Music Bingo. Players match the music to song titles on their printed cards.
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$4.99 USDOne-time purchase. No subscription.
Your printing estimate
For one copy of every card, using one format. Host pages are extra.
What’s in your kit
Bring jukebox favorites to your next game night with 1950s Music Bingo. Players match the music to song titles on their printed cards.
One-time purchase. No subscription.
Choose your card count
Choose 25, 50, 100 or 500 unique numbered cards from one 75-song master. Editions share the same numbered sequence: larger editions include the smaller editions.
Included in the finished kit
- Four US Letter print formats: full-page black and white, full-page color, half-page black and white, and half-page color
- Half-page cards arranged two side by side on landscape Letter paper with a center cut line
- Caller sheet and alphabetical song list
- Host quick-start guide and printing instructions
- One-page alphabetical trivia sheet with 20 sourced facts
- One-page guide showing 12 ways to win
- Spotify and YouTube playlist links
Printing and playback
Extract the customer ZIP and print at actual size / 100%. Full-page PDFs use portrait orientation; half-page PDFs use landscape orientation. Each card has 24 different songs and a center FREE SPACE. The 25-card half-page edition ends with one blank half.
Digital printable game materials only. Audio recordings, streaming subscriptions and public-performance permissions are not included.
In production. Playlist alignment and final download checks remain pending. This draft is not available for purchase.
How to play
- Print one different numbered card per player and choose a winning pattern.
- Play recognizable clips from the theme and mark each song on the caller sheet.
- Players mark matching songs on their cards. Check each claimed win against the songs played.
All 75 included songs
See every song before you choose.
Explore the complete theme selection. Search by song title or artist.
Quick preview: 20 song selections
Here are 20 selections from this theme’s 75-song list.
- A Teenager in Love — Dion & the Belmonts
- All Shook Up — Elvis Presley
- Blue Suede Shoes — Carl Perkins
- Charlie Brown — The Coasters
- Diana — Paul Anka
- Dream Lover — Bobby Darin
- Good Golly, Miss Molly — Little Richard
- I Walk the Line — Johnny Cash
- Johnny B. Goode — Chuck Berry
- Lollipop — The Chordettes
- Mack the Knife — Bobby Darin
- Only You (And You Alone) — The Platters
- Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) — Doris Day
- Rock Around the Clock — Bill Haley & His Comets
- Sh-Boom — The Crew-Cuts
- Smoke Gets in Your Eyes — The Platters
- Tennessee Waltz — Patti Page
- That's Amore — Dean Martin
- Tutti Frutti — Little Richard
- Why Do Fools Fall in Love — Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers
75 songs shown
- A Teenager in Love — Dion & the Belmonts
- Ain't That a Shame — Fats Domino
- All I Have to Do Is Dream — The Everly Brothers
- All Shook Up — Elvis Presley
- At the Hop — Danny & the Juniors
- Be-Bop-A-Lula — Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps
- Bird Dog — The Everly Brothers
- Blue Suede Shoes — Carl Perkins
- Blueberry Hill — Fats Domino
- Bye Bye Love — The Everly Brothers
- C'mon Everybody — Eddie Cochran
- Charlie Brown — The Coasters
- Come Go with Me — The Del-Vikings
- Come On, Let's Go — Ritchie Valens
- Day-O (The Banana Boat Song) — Harry Belafonte
- Diana — Paul Anka
- Don't Be Cruel — Elvis Presley
- Donna — Ritchie Valens
- Dream Lover — Bobby Darin
- Earth Angel — The Penguins
- Everyday — Buddy Holly
- Folsom Prison Blues — Johnny Cash
- Good Golly, Miss Molly — Little Richard
- Great Balls of Fire — Jerry Lee Lewis
- Heartbreak Hotel — Elvis Presley
- Hound Dog — Elvis Presley
- I Walk the Line — Johnny Cash
- I'm Walkin' — Fats Domino
- In the Still of the Nite — The Five Satins
- Jailhouse Rock — Elvis Presley
- Johnny B. Goode — Chuck Berry
- La Bamba — Ritchie Valens
- Little Darlin' — The Diamonds
- Lollipop — The Chordettes
- Long Tall Sally — Little Richard
- Love Me Tender — Elvis Presley
- Lucille — Little Richard
- Mack the Knife — Bobby Darin
- Maybellene — Chuck Berry
- Mr. Sandman — The Chordettes
- Oh, Boy! — The Crickets
- Only You (And You Alone) — The Platters
- Peggy Sue — Buddy Holly
- Poison Ivy — The Coasters
- Put Your Head on My Shoulder — Paul Anka
- Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) — Doris Day
- Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay — Danny & the Juniors
- Rock and Roll Music — Chuck Berry
- Rock Around the Clock — Bill Haley & His Comets
- Rockin' Robin — Bobby Day
- Roll Over Beethoven — Chuck Berry
- See You Later, Alligator — Bill Haley & His Comets
- Sh-Boom — The Crew-Cuts
- Shake, Rattle and Roll — Bill Haley & His Comets
- Sixteen Candles — The Crests
- Sixteen Tons — Tennessee Ernie Ford
- Smoke Gets in Your Eyes — The Platters
- Splish Splash — Bobby Darin
- Summertime Blues — Eddie Cochran
- Sweet Little Sixteen — Chuck Berry
- Tennessee Waltz — Patti Page
- Tequila — The Champs
- That'll Be the Day — The Crickets
- That's Amore — Dean Martin
- The Battle of New Orleans — Johnny Horton
- The Great Pretender — The Platters
- The Purple People Eater — Sheb Wooley
- Tutti Frutti — Little Richard
- Venus — Frankie Avalon
- Wake Up Little Susie — The Everly Brothers
- Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On — Jerry Lee Lewis
- Why Do Fools Fall in Love — Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers
- Yakety Yak — The Coasters
- You Send Me — Sam Cooke
- Your Cheatin' Heart — Hank Williams
No songs match. Try another title or artist.
A few things before game night
Does buying more cards add more songs?
Every edition uses the same 75-song pool. Choose enough unique numbered cards for your players.
Which files should I print?
Pick one of the four card formats. You don’t need to print every version. Keep the caller sheet and host instructions handy.
What do I need to play?
Printed cards, pens or suitable markers, a host, and your own music playback setup. Announce the winning pattern before each round.
A kit purchase does not include audio recordings or public-performance permissions.