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Regal's Musical Mayhem Series Brings 28 Music Films to the Big Screen for $4.99 in May 2026

Regal’s Musical Mayhem Series Brings 28 Music Films to the Big Screen for $4.99 in May 2026

April 21, 2026

Written by Greg Gately

Regal’s Musical Mayhem series is running all of May 2026, filling the big screen with 28 music-driven films for just $4.99 per ticket. Whether the lineup is classic Broadway adaptations, biopics about real artists, or movies that just happen to have legendary soundtracks, every title is priced the same and ready to be heard the way it was meant to be heard.

Regal's Musical Mayhem Series Brings 28 Music Films to the Big Screen for $4.99 in May 2026

Musical Mayhem is a month-long theatrical event at Regal Cinemas spotlighting films where music plays a central role in the story. Tickets for every title in the series are $4.99 and are available now through Regal’s mobile app, at the box office and kiosks, and at REGmovies.com. Regal Unlimited members can use their subscription to cover Musical Mayhem titles at no additional charge.

The Full Regal May 2026 Musical Mayhem Schedule

Regal organized the series into five themed weeks, each one covering a different angle on music and cinema.

Musical Mayhem poster with a grid of film thumbnails on the left and a daily schedule on the right

Week One runs May 1 through 7 under the theme “Music Icons in the Movies.” The lineup includes 8 Mile (2002) on May 1, A Star is Born (2018) on May 2, Purple Rain (1984) on May 3, Cadillac Records (2008) on May 4, Selena (1997) on May 5, Burlesque (2010) on May 6, and Yesterday (2019) on May 7.

Week Two, “Stage to Screen,” runs May 8 through 14 and features Chicago (2002), Grease (1978), Mamma Mia! (2008), Cabaret (1972), Les Misérables (2012), The Phantom of the Opera (2004), and Funny Girl (1968), one per day in that order.

Two beige poster columns list May musical show dates and titles left column Chicago Grease Mamma Mia Cabaret Les Miserables right column Hairspray School of Rock Footloose An American in Paris Singin in the Rain Moulin Rouge with small theater icons masks umbrella

Week Three flips the concept with “Screen to Stage” from May 15 through 21, covering Hairspray (1988), School of Rock (2003), Footloose (1984), An American in Paris (1951), Singin’ in the Rain (1952), Moulin Rouge! (2001), and Almost Famous (2000).

Week Four, “Movies with Great Soundtracks,” runs May 22 through 28 with Straight Outta Compton (2015), Pitch Perfect (2012), Baby Driver (2017), The Blues Brothers (1980), Rocketman (2019), Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping (2016), and Inside Llewyn Davis (2013).

Week Five wraps the series from May 29 through 31 under the theme “Bold Musicals” with Repo! The Genetic Opera (2008), In the Heights (2021), and Little Shop of Horrors (1986).

Split poster advertising Musical Mayhem with bold dates and film titles listed on beige background left column shows 522528 titles Straight Outta Compton Pitch Perfect Baby Driver The Blues Brothers Rocketman Popstar Never Stop Never Stopping Inside Llewyn Davis and right column shows 529531 titles Repo The Genetic Opera In the Heights Little Shop of Horrors with mic and film icons

Regal is adding family films to the Musical Mayhem weekend slate throughout May. Trolls World Tour (2020) screens May 2 and 3, Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile (2022) on May 9 and 10, The Prince of Egypt (1998) on May 16 and 17, and Sing 2 (2021) on May 23 and 24. All carry the same $4.99 admission as the rest of the series.

Advance tickets for Musical Mayhem showtimes are now available for a reduced admission price of $4.99 at theatre box offices/kiosks, on the mobile app, and through REGmovies.com. Members of Regal Unlimited can also secure tickets for Musical Mayhem titles as part of their monthly subscription.

Why This Is Worth Your Time

Five dollars for a film like Singin’ in the Rain or The Blues Brothers in an actual movie theater is a deal that does not come around often. The obvious draw here is the pricing, but the real pull for anyone who loves this genre is the sound design. These films were scored and mixed for big speakers in big rooms, and that is exactly what Regal is offering. If you have been waiting for an excuse to finally see Cabaret or Purple Rain on a proper screen, May is the window.

Full ticket details and showtimes are at REGmovies.com. For more theater and collectibles coverage, visit our Movie Theater Popcorn Buckets hub at Fantasy Land News. Join the Realm at fantasylandnews.com/the-realm.

Regal’s Musical Mayhem Series Brings 28 Music Films to the Big Screen for $4.99 in May 2026

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