Play That Funky Music! On a TouchTunes Jukebox!

 

   
 
So you bought a bar. You want to create a fun atmosphere? Pump up the volume with music! Good music is a great way to set the mood and pack the bar with patrons.  The best way to get that music is from a TouchTunes digital jukebox.

Here are some reasons why TouchTunes will rock your bar:

  1. FREE REVENUE. Install TouchTunes and let your guest pay to play the music they want to hear. You'll make money from them doing it. Whether they walk up to the jukebox and select songs or they play them from the TouchTunes app on their phone, you'll see dollar signs. TouchTunes has a state of the art mobile app which allows users to create playlists and queue up their favorite songs all the while rewarding them and encouraging them to play more music. 
  2. Save money- with TouchTunes, you don't need to pay for bands to play every night. Hire bands for special occasions and let your patrons be the DJ the rest of the time.  
  3. Music Catalog- TouchTunes has a HUGE catalog of songs to choose from, and they are constantly adding songs. With the ability to choose what genres can be played, you can set the vibe!
  4. Licensing- this is very important! Anytime someone in your bar hooks up their phone or an mp3 player to the sound system and plays music, they are breaking the law. Hopefully no one from ASCAP, SESAC, or BMI walks in or you will get fined a hefty fee for playing unlicensed music. All the music on TouchTunes is licensed, so you'll never have to worry about being fined for playing music from the jukebox.

Since it inception in the early 90's, TouchTunes has led the way in digital jukebox innovation. They are the be industry gold standard for bar and restaurant music. 

Give your guests the best experience you possibly can with a rocking atmosphere that starts with great music! 

If you have any questions about TouchTunes, shoot me an email and I will happily answer them for you: mvp@mendotavalley.com. 

Molly

 

 

Check out our TouchTunes services here:  https://mendotavalley.com/touchtunes

 

 

 

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