The human jukebox
The Jukebox Killers the concert your audience requests
The human jukebox. Your audience picks the songs from their smartphones and a real band plays them. Dedications and messages are displayed on screen during the concert.
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Requests & Dedications
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Screen
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XXL repertoire
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Pro Musicians
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Interactive
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Intergenerational
How it works
How an evening unfolds
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The room writes the playlist
Everyone chooses their songs from their table, from a repertoire of over 1000 songs spanning the 1950s to today.
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The band keeps the music flowing
The musicians play what the room has requested, in the order decided by the votes. No song is imposed.
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Dedications light up the screen
Messages, names and photos sent from smartphones and displayed on a giant screen during the songs.
The show
A concert whose playlist is written live by the audience. Guests pick their songs from their smartphones from a huge repertoire spanning the 1950s to today. The band plays on. Meanwhile, the audience sends dedications – text, photos, emojis – which appear on a giant screen during the songs.
An interactive evening where everyone becomes a co-programmer. Multigenerational, unifying and fully customisable.
- The audience chooses
- Repertoire à la carte
- Projected dedications
In pictures
On stage, for real
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