For a story worth celebrating
A song about them.
$99.00Price checked 2026-10-21Turn shared memories, inside jokes and important moments into an original song with CustomSongGift↗.
Choose a genre and vocals. A digital MP3 is emailed within two days.
Good Listen / The music gift guide
For record collectors, gig regulars and people who make music. Browse a few ideas or find a gift from their interests.
Start with a few ideas
A game for the playlist maker, a kit for a melody-maker, or a song about someone you love.
Prices in USD, before shipping and tax.
12 ideas to start with
For a story worth celebrating
Turn shared memories, inside jokes and important moments into an original song with CustomSongGift↗.
Choose a genre and vocals. A digital MP3 is emailed within two days.
For the playlist maker
Choose songs from prompts, then guess who picked each one. A game that gets friends sharing their favorites.
2–10 players, ages 14+. Bring a way to play the music.
For someone who likes making things
Punch a melody into paper, turn the crank and hear it play. A small project for someone who likes making music by hand.
A hands-on paper-strip kit. Start with a simple melody.
For drinks beside the record player
Six coasters made from real record centers, with the original labels still on show.
Assorted labels; a particular artist cannot be selected.
For the gig regular
Reusable earplugs in a small carrying case, ready to keep with their concert essentials.
Four ear-tip sizes. Comfort and a proper seal matter.
For someone with a story for every song
Jeff Tweedy connects fifty songs with the people and moments they bring back. Give it with a musical memory of your own.
A memoir for readers who enjoy music and personal stories.
For the guitarist who wears jewelry
Electric guitar strings woven into a bracelet. A way to give them something musical away from their pedalboard.
Choose their wrist size. The bracelet should be kept dry.
For listening at home
Light, folding headphones with a retro look. A pair to keep beside a laptop or favorite listening chair.
Wired 3.5 mm connection. The open design lets sound escape.
For the record they are playing
Give their current album sleeve a place beside the turntable, with a wooden stand in a sapele finish.
Holds one or two jackets; needs an 8 by 3.75 inch surface.
For musical dinner parties
Fill the glasses to a marked note and run a damp finger around the rim. Something to try together over dinner.
A set of two large, breakable crystal glasses.
For an evening with an album
Piece together an illustrated room of record listeners while a favorite album plays in the background.
500 pieces. The finished puzzle measures 18 by 24 inches.
For a home music maker
Keys, pads and hands-on controls for someone who wants to spend less time clicking notes onto a screen.
Needs music software or compatible MIDI hardware; no built-in sounds.
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A little help choosing
A few details can turn a music-themed present into something they will actually use.
Choose an activity, a personal keepsake or a night out. A music-box kit gives them something to make, a game brings friends together, and an original song about their story makes the gift personal. Start with how they like spending their time.
Books, games, puzzles and home gifts avoid most equipment connections. Choose a subject or activity they enjoy. If you are considering headphones, a turntable or recording gear, our music gift checklist explains the setup details that matter.
Connect it to a memory you share: an album you played together, a show you went to, or a song that belongs to a particular time. Add a note explaining the connection, or explore personalized music gifts for something made around it.
Buy the admission tickets from the ticket provider, then use our free concert ticket template to make a gift announcement. Add the artist, venue and date, print it and put it in a card or envelope. Keep the actual admission tickets and transfer details safe.