Digital jukebox in Chicago
Chicago has a corner tavern in every neighborhood. Make yours the loud one.
Chicago's neighborhood taverns and breweries compete block by block. Rockola.app turns the TV you already have behind the bar into a jukebox your guests run themselves — they scan a QR code, request a song, and the room fills in with whatever the crowd actually wants to hear.
- Works on the TV or monitor you already have
- Guests request music from their own phone
- You keep control: skip, remove or reorder anytime
- 30-day free trial — no charge until it ends
Built for the neighborhood tavern and the craft brewery alike
Chicago's bar scene is corner taverns and craft breweries in equal measure — the system fits both.
No sound system change needed
Rockola.app decides what plays next without touching your existing speakers or the game on the TV over the bar.
Fills slow weeknights
A Tuesday nobody requests music on is a Tuesday nobody stays for. The QR code on the table gives guests a reason to engage without staff pushing anything.
Priority requests monetize game nights
Paid priority turns song requests between innings or periods into extra spend on your busiest nights.
Karaoke without renting equipment
Turn a slow night into a karaoke night on the same screen and the same account, no host or rental needed.
Questions from Chicago bar owners
Can I keep the game on the same TV?
Yes, many bars run the jukebox on a second screen or switch between game day and music hours — the system does not require a dedicated TV.
Does it work in a small neighborhood tavern?
Yes, that is the most common setup: one tavern, one TV behind the bar is enough to start.
Can I charge for song requests?
Yes, you generate credit codes from your dashboard and decide how many you hand out or sell.
Does it include karaoke for a slow weeknight?
Yes, from the Professional plan up, with lyrics on screen and no equipment to rent.
Give your Chicago bar the crowd's soundtrack, not a fixed one
30-day free trial. No hardware, no contract.