The song request management platform
Your guests scan your QR code or open your link. Then they send song requests from their phone. You accept or decline each song request. Your guests do not install an app, and Vibecue is free right now.
Use your phone or computer
Put your QR code on a booth sign, a table card, or a flyer. Or put your link in your bio or a post. Your QR code and link do not change. They open your song requests and your social media links.
Guests scan your QR code and do not install an app. You see each song on your dashboard.
You accept or decline each song request. The guest sees your decision on their phone.
Your night now
A guest puts a phone in front of your face. You agree. Three more guests wait behind that guest.
Guests shout over the music, and you cannot hear the song request.
Guests request songs that you do not have.
Guests who want a song interrupt your set.
The crowd changes during the night. You cannot know what each guest wants.
The new way
Vibecue keeps your song requests in order. You can focus on your music and your set.
You read a list of song requests, not a crowd at your booth.
Open your queue on a screen at your booth. You do not install an app.
You accept or decline each song request. Vibecue does not play music. You play the songs.
These venues in Southern California used Vibecue at real events:
Sunset Vibes EventsSunset Vibes Events in Southern California used Vibecue to get song requests.
GreenleafA Greenleaf event in Venice, CA used Vibecue to get song requests through a QR code.
Shefayoga VeniceShefayoga Venice in Southern California used Vibecue to get song requests.
Use a live demo. You do not need to sign in.

The team at TRAPNSTUDIO in Southern California made Vibecue. They also made the #1 Spotify organizer, Sortlee.com.
Start when you are ready
Setup is free. Create a vibecue, share your QR code or link, and get song requests.