40 Phrasal Verbs Related to Songs and Music

Phrasal Verbs Related to Songs & Music

English Idioms & Phrases

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Phrasal Verbs Related to Songs & Music

  1. Sing along – I like to sing along to my favorite songs.
  2. Turn up – Can you turn up the music? It’s too quiet.
  3. Turn down – Please turn down the volume; it’s too loud.
  4. Play on – She plays her guitar every evening.
  5. Get into – I really got into this song after hearing it a few times.
  6. Pick up – I picked up the melody quickly.
  7. Put on – I will put on some music while we clean.
  8. Take off – The band’s song took off after being played on the radio.
  9. Jam out – We love to jam out to rock music with friends.
  10. Go on – The concert will go on until midnight.
  11. Warm up – The band warmed up before the big show.
  12. Show up – He didn’t show up to the concert last night.
  13. Break down – The music video broke down all the details of the song.
  14. Keep up – It’s hard to keep up with the fast beat.
  15. Look up – I looked up the lyrics to learn the song.
  16. Cut out – The singer had to cut out some parts of the song.
  17. Slow down – Can you slow down the music? It’s too fast.
  18. Wind down – The party began to wind down after the last song.
  19. Set up – We need to set up the speakers before the show.
  20. Go over – The teacher went over the song’s lyrics with the class.
  21. Turn on – Don’t forget to turn on the music before the party.
  22. Kick off – The band will kick off the concert with their hit song.
  23. Sing out – Don’t be shy! Sing out loud!
  24. Hang out – We usually hang out at the music store.
  25. Drop out – He decided to drop out of the band.
  26. Come out – The new album will come out next month.
  27. Pick out – She picked out the best song for the dance.
  28. Tune in – Tune in to the radio station for the latest hits.
  29. Chime in – The audience chimed in during the live performance.
  30. Make up – The band made up a new song for the concert.
  31. Shut off – Can you shut off the music? I need to study.
  32. Listen to – I love to listen to music while walking.
  33. Blow away – The performance blew me away!
  34. Go through – Let’s go through the song lyrics together.
  35. Bring back – This song brings back so many memories.
  36. Cut off – The singer’s microphone got cut off during the show.
  37. Catch on – The new song caught on very quickly.
  38. Dance to – I love to dance to fast songs.
  39. Mess up – He messed up the lyrics during the concert.
  40. Fill in – She filled in for the singer when he got sick.

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