The Best Karaoke In Soho

You might know Boom Battle Bar for its epic selection of games like axe-throwing and shuffleboard, making it the perfect pick for a group night out. However, did you know it's also one of the best places to hit up if you're on the hunt for some cheap karaoke in Soho? Secure a booth for up to 20 friends for 55 minutes, select your time and sing your heart out for only £11 each. You can expect to tuck into all the usual treats this vibrant joint serves up, like halloumi fries washed down with a signature Boom Punch, made with spiced rum and passionfruit syrup.

What better place to belt out a bit of Whitney than at a world-famous entertainment hotspot that's open 24 hours a day? The Rialto Backstage Bar in Leicester Square comes adorned with French Renaissance-style decor and heaps of table games twinkling away, like Roulette, Blackjack and Baccarat. Swing by with your friends to sip on classic cocktails like espresso or pornstar martinis before hitting the microphone to show each other what you've got. 

If you're looking to belt out your favourite tunes with a side of sushi and drinks, Karaoke Epoc is your new go-to spot in the heart of Soho. Tucked behind Sushi Kyu, this Japanese-style karaoke bar offers a one-of-a-kind experience with a mix of JOYSOUND and Multi-Language karaoke machines.

Whether you're a K-pop lover or a fan of classic English hits, you'll find plenty of songs in Japanese, Korean, Cantonese, Mandarin, and more! Plus, the private rooms are perfect for intimate parties or group celebrations, with space for up to 12 people.

Ready to rock your world? Twice a month, Rockaoke takes over The Star of Kings, and it's the ultimate karaoke experience you didn't know you needed.

With a live band backing you up, this isn't your usual karaoke night - it's a chance to grab the mic and front a band just like a rock star. Whether you're belting out your favourite anthem or embracing your inner pop diva, the stage is yours for an unforgettable night of fun.

If you head on over to Simmons on Greek Street, Leicester Square or Bateman Street, you'll find a luminous haven where you can release your inner diva. While the retro cocktail bar is renowned for its affordable drinks, it's also a prime spot to sing some Taylor Swift thanks to its secret karaoke room.

Leave your inhibitions at the door as you choose from over 50,000 songs and get ready to party in groups of up to 15, with a minimum spend of £50 per hour. You can expect the regular refreshing suspects on the tipple menu as well, like a Grapefruit Sour or a Dry Hump On The Beach.

For private karaoke in Soho, Lucky Voice is your one. It's the flagship of the party venue that's been going since 2007, allowing people to take to the stage and belt out their favourite Katy Perry and ABBA songs. The pink and purple neon space invites you to let loose with your friends with two hours of singing in your own exclusive pod with over 11,000 hits to choose from. Each room is decked out with a disco ball and mood lighting so you can set the vibe for the night before sipping on signature cocktails (think themed concoctions like the rum-based Watermelon Sugar (High) or a Phil Raspberry Collins), and chomping on pizzas and popcorn. 

Taking place at 100 Wardour Street every single Friday evening, Rhythm N Band Karaoke is always a great choice for a night out. You'll get the chance to take to the stage and belt out your favourite tunes, with the backing of a live band.

They've got so many different songs to choose from, whether you're in the mood for a Beyonce ballad or an Usher slow jam. The fabulous Envy will be your host, and from midnight a DJ will take over to get you on the dancefloor.

In U9's space-age karaoke booths, you can sing your heart out with a mic in one hand and a cosmic cocktail in the other. Take your pick from an epic 450,000-strong song library, covering everything from K-pop to Queen.

With nine private suites, styled like mini members clubs, it's the perfect spot for big nights out or a simple singalong after work. To refuel after you've rocked out, there's Japanese small plates, skewers and sharing platters.

Inamo Games Room is an extension of the technology-inspired sushi restaurant that fronts interactive tables and contemporary decor. It can be found on Wardour Street boasting its own bar, private dining options and double-wall projections spanning more than 150 inches. You can get stuck into an array of games on popular consoles here, as well as karaoke in the form of Singstar and Vocal-Star Karaoke Chart Hits. The room is bookable for two hours and 45-minute sessions and can include buffet-style snacking options like salmon skin rolls, bang bang cauliflower and Korean BBQ ribs.

Located on Frith Street, Karaoke Box is a great shout for private karaoke rooms to suit all sizes. Whether it's a small group night out or a vibrant celebration, they can cater the evening entirely to your needs - and it's even open until 3am Thursday to Saturday.

Each room comes with wireless microphones, an easy-to-use touch screen system and a huge library of songs. Plus, there are cocktails, wines and beers available at the bar.

With seven floors themed around different rooms, House Party transports you back to your early party days. Book The Parents Bedroom and you can kick the nostalgia into overdrive with a night of karaoke classics.

For just £600, up to 20 of your friends can pile in for fresh jumbo pizzas, a dedicated bar and a 2,000-strong songbook. As your host introduces you to the bed for a stage, all that's left to do is grab the mic and roll back the years.