Karaoke Bars London
Looking to let those lungs loose on an unsuspecting London public? We've just the microphone toting destinations for you. If you love a good old singalong with your family, friends or colleagues then why not pick a London karaoke bar to make it a night to remember? You can find karaoke bars in Soho, Marylebone, Battersea or even in the heart of Mayfair where you can have your own private booth, sing and party like a rockstar. Look through the best karaoke bars in London for a night out to remember.
Last updated on 25th April 2018
If you fancy yourself as a bit of Hip Hop odyssey, be sure to pay the Hip Hop Brunch a visit. With delicious bottomless cocktails, delectable Southern-inspired dishes and a Hip Hop playlist boasting some of the best artist of all time, this event is perfect if you're looking for a different way to spend your Saturday afternoons. This has to be one of the best karaoke bars in London.
Lucky Voice offers up thousands of songs, the latest technology and lush cocktails in the heart of Soho. It’s a devoted karaoke bar where friends come together for a fun-loving evening of singing, drinking and fancy-dress. Perfect for birthday bashes, hen and stag dos or just a night out with a twist, the venue also offers cracking cocktail masterclass packages.
Get the absolutely best Afrobeat Karaoke night possible at Love Company, with great songs, a massive party and delicious food to boot. With games and fun activities on top, you’ll struggle to have a better night elsewhere.
This isn’t just karaoke – this is karaoke with the backing of a full gospel choir. Get your friends together and prepare to unleash your inner-Whitney on stage. That not enough? There will also be euphoric sing-a-longs, team harmonies, confessionals and awards for the best performances.
The 90s Brunch celebrates all the best aspects and creations of one of Britain's most characterful decades. Serving guests a selection of tasty dishes, the event revolves around hilarious 90s costumes, huge party songs - think Destiny's Child and Vanilla Ice - and a few carefree lip-sync battles.
Dirty Harry’s Dirty Harryoke is designed for people who want to be a rock star for the night. Join them every first Wednesday for drinks to be one, cash prizes, and all your favourite songs waiting to be belted out.
Not only do you get to enjoy two courses of delicious food and an hour of bottomless cocktails, Garage Brunch provides you with all the sick tunes too. There’s also tonnes of games, from Garage Bingo, to Two-Step Don’t-Step and garage karaoke.
One of the most renowned karaoke bars in London, and boasting a cool North London plot, Lucky Voice comes abound for all your karaoke hankerings. Primed for birthday parties and ballad babes, booths at Lucky Voice make for a cracking night out, whether you're a karaoke king, queen or new kid on the block.
How does your own karaoke room with glass, floor to ceiling windows overlooking the famous Inferno's dance floor sound? Infernos in Clapham is perfect for a karaoke party, with two private rooms holding up to 25 friends; you can sing your heart out
with an adoring crowd partying below you!
The Old School Yard is a karaoke bar that salutes the good old days. This quirky cocktail bar close to Borough, oozes fun and has private karaoke rooms available Tuesday, Thursday and Friday- Saturday, catering for up to 15 people. There's no hire charge but the minimum spend for a 2 hour slot starts at £150.
At The Old Queen's Head, in Angel has a reputation as a party pub and their Karaoke Room is the place to truly party like a rock star. With constantly updated playlists, dress up box and booze button, you'll be fully equipped to perform your best Whitney Houston, Tom Jones or Guns 'N’ Roses classics to the rapturous applause of your pals.
Hip Hop Karaoke in the West End, lets you get on the mic and bust your favourite rhymes like a true rapper. Whether that includes teaming up with friends to rock through a Wu-Tang jam, or living the lyrical highlife with Jay-Z or Drake, you can join the crowds at HHK every Thursday at The Social on Little Portland Street.
