A different kind
of live music.

Bad Juju’s Piano Party is a request-driven live piano show: two pianists, no script, no fixed setlist — they play what the room asks for, from Bon Jovi anthems to obscure Yacht Rock. Songs you already know.

Songs you already know.

Requests go on slips to the stage; what comes next keeps changing based on what people keep asking for — the crowd drives the setlist as the night goes.

Two pianists share the stage, trading songs, jumping between slips, and playing off each other as they go.

Most of what you hear sits in familiar territory — 70s through 90s — so you’re not working to place the tune.

A night out that
happens to have a show.

Same kind of night you’d plan anyway — meet up with friends, mark a birthday, or go out on a Saturday because it’s on the calendar.

You’re at a table together, drinks on the way, talking in the gaps between songs; the band’s live in the room with you, not a playlist tucked behind the conversation.