A jukebox is a coin-operated music-playing device that allows users to select and play songs from a collection of records or digital tracks. Typically found in diners, bars, and entertainment venues, jukeboxes have colorful designs and often feature a glass front displaying the song titles. Users can browse through the available music and choose their favorite tracks by inserting coins or using a digital payment method. Modern jukeboxes have evolved from the classic models of the 1940s and 1950s, which played vinyl records. Today, many jukeboxes use digital technology, allowing access to vast libraries of music, including hits from artists like Elvis Presley and The Beatles. Some jukeboxes even connect to the internet, enabling users to stream songs and create personalized playlists.