Postmodern Jukebox

Postmodern Jukebox from New York is one of the most exciting ventures in the music of the 2000s. Founded by Scott Bradlee, the group pushes the boundaries of music, performing global hits reimagined in jazz, swing, soul, blues, or even doo-wop styles, offering an unparalleled experience for listeners.

Founder Bradlee, in a sense, has fundamentally reshaped what we think about performers and bands. PMJ is not a traditional band but a constantly evolving ensemble where only two things remain constant: Bradlee’s boundary-crossing creative genius and the visually captivating performances built on the unique musical concept.

The distinctive musical world of Postmodern Jukebox masterly leverages the opportunities of today’s social media platforms. They produce a steady stream of brilliant musical cover videos, all directed by Scott Bradlee, which spread like wildfire across the internet. Over the course of their career, they have amassed more than two billion total views on YouTube, 6.36 million subscribers, and 3.7 million Facebook followers. They have released 27 albums, topped iTunes and Billboard music charts, and toured the world extensively over the past decade, performing hundreds of shows to sold-out audiences.