Jukebox Musicals in London
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Jukebox Musicals in the West End
If you’re a fan of musical theatre, you may have heard the term “jukebox musical” and wondered exactly what it means. So what is a jukebox musical? It's a musical that contains pre-existing songs, instead of songs written specifically for the show. These are often popular songs by beloved musical artists. Jukebox musicals are real crowd pleasers and make musical theatre accessible, as you can enjoy a great evening out with friends, by combining a trip to the theatre with songs you already know and love!
Jukebox Musicals in the West End are also perfect for tourists, as having familiar songs can make a show easier to follow for those who may not have English as a first language, and shows such as Mamma Mia! And Tina: The Musical are often popular with hen-dos and birthday parties, as dancing is encouraged during the curtain calls, bringing a party atmosphere to a night in the West End.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most famous jukebox musicals?
Some of the most famous jukebox musicals are Mamma Mia! which features songs by ABBA; We Will Rock You, which features songs by Queen; and Jersey Boys, which features songs by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.
What are the different types of jukebox musicals?
Some jukebox musicals will have songs from only one artist, while others will contain a range of different songs from different artists. For example, Moulin Rouge features a mixture of songs across decades and genres, &Juliet features pop songs by artists such as NSYNC and Britney Spears, all penned by producer Max Martin, and Rock of Ages features various songs from different performers all within the rock genre.
Are jukebox musicals biographical?
While some jukebox musicals, such as MJ the Musical and Jersey Boys, are biographical, and tell the story of the artist’s career or history, others such as Moulin Rouge! use existing songs to tell a completely new story with no connection to the musicians.







