In the YouTube video titled "Dave Grohl - Play [Keys in Master Version]" by painmanist, Dave Grohl is shown playing a Wurlitzer 200A.

Jack White played a Wurlitzer 200A during The White Stripes' live performance of "My Doorbell" at Rock Am Ring in 2007, as seen in the YouTube video.

Turner can be seen in this image playing a Wurlitzer 200.

On Digital Love from Daft Punk's 2001 Album Discovery. During the Bridge,You Get a Supertramp Vibe. That Vibe was made by the original Wurlitzer Electric piano Supertramp used. According to Guy-Man, " On ‘Digital Love,’ you get this Supertramp vibe on the bridge,” remarks de Homem-Christo. “We didn’t sample Supertramp, but we had the original Wurlitzer piano they used, so we thought it would be more fun to have the original instrument and mess around with it. We use mainly vintage synthesizers, like older electric pianos like the Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Clavinet. We didn’t use the Clavinet on Discovery, but I usually use it in my studio.” Effects units the duo used include a DP-4 and an Eventide Ultra-Harmonizer.

Used on Muse's 2000 tour for performances of "Feeling Good"

In the video (e.g. in 1:21) you can see a beige Wurlitzer in Paul McCartney's studio. You can also see Paul sitting in front of this Keyboard in 44:00 in his Something NEW (Full Documentary) 2014 video.

During studio session for the band’s third album, ‘Women and Children First,’ Van Halen surprised Templeman by playing a Wurlitzer electric piano through a Marshall stack while the band tracked the anthemic ‘And the Cradle Will Rock … ’ Eddie later explained to one interviewer that fans “might not even notice” the keyboard on the finished track, because “it sounds like my guitar.” In other words, the band and Templeman let Van Halen add piano to the song precisely because it didn’t sound like piano.

"My Dad got me a Wurlitzer 200a electric piano as a preteen, and it pretty much changed the trajectory of my life. That piano is long gone, but I did recently pick one up, which I love."

Finneas appears to be playing a Wurlitzer 200A Electric Piano because of the music rack, alluminium faceplate and the written part on it.

The orange Wurlitzer 200 can be seen several times in the studio. It is also used as the template instrument for Gorillaz’ “Song Machine.”

According to thewho.net, Pete used Wurlitzer 200A back in 1970.

Taylor Swift is confirmed to use the Wurlitzer 200A, as she was photographed with it for her album "Midnights." This image was featured on the cover of the "Jade Green" edition of the album, providing visual evidence of her use of this instrument.