
A mariachi-style performer for a festive music scene.
Find LEGO musician and performer minifigures: build a band, fill a dance floor or assemble a circus cast across CMF series.
Independent collector categories, not official LEGO product themes or exhaustive lists of every related minifigure. Original CMF series remain listed on each card.
Explore the figures ↓Choose musicians by their role in the ensemble. Instrument and accessory details are on the individual figure pages.

A mariachi-style performer for a festive music scene.

A pop vocalist to front a stage lineup.

A rapper for a contemporary performance.

A punk rocker for a louder concert scene.

A bagpiper for a procession or solo performance.

A rock performer to expand a band.

A DJ for a club or festival display.

A saxophone player for a jazz ensemble.

A rock star for the centre of a concert stage.

A mariachi musician to compare with the Series 2 performer.

An eighties-inspired musician for a retro concert.

A young violin player for a recital scene.

A cabaret singer for a theatrical performance.

A troubadour for medieval music and storytelling.

A tuba player for a brass ensemble.
Dancers and theatrical characters broaden the collection beyond musicians.

A mime for a street-performance scene.

A disco character for a dance-floor display.

A hula dancer for a dance performance.

A flamenco dancer for a stage ensemble.

An actor for a theatre scene.

A disco performer to pair with a retro dance floor.

A ballerina for a ballet stage.

A dance instructor for a studio scene.

A breakdancer for a street-dance lineup.
A separate group for circus and variety performers, rather than musicians.

A classic clown for the circus cast.

A magician for a variety show.

A ringmaster to introduce the acts.

A smaller clown character to vary the cast.

A sad clown for a contrasting comic character.

A strongman for a circus sideshow.

A party clown for a celebratory performance.
Pick the instruments and stage roles you want rather than expecting one CMF series to contain an entire band. Check each accessory inventory before buying a loose musician.
No. Dancers, actors, clowns and variety acts have separate groups so you can keep an instrument-focused collection or build a broader performance scene.
We use named character roles and costume identities to curate this checklist. Related scene-building suggestions are labelled separately. A figure can belong to more than one collector theme without changing its original CMF series.
Open a figure page for its source-linked inventory, catalog code and photographs. Loose listings may omit accessories, so check the actual contents before completing your collection.
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