Best Karaoke Bars In Manchester

• Location: 13 Quay Street, Spinningfields, M3 3HN
• Price: available on enquiry
• Why we recommend: we love to belt out a hit here, paired with the venue's legendary cocktails, comfort-food classics and blues-bar charm; it's a karaoke night that feels a little cooler

While known for its live music programme from Monday to Thursday and DJs on the weekends, Blues Kitchen Manchester now also boasts private karaoke rooms. Tucked inside the venue's stylish, Americana-inspired interiors, this soundproofed den is where even the shyest guests find their inner front-person.

The room is intimate enough to feel exclusive but large enough to host a lively crowd - up to 25 of you - making it ideal for birthdays, team nights out or anyone looking to channel their inner Aretha, Elvis or Beyoncé. It's kitted out with great tech and some fab moody lighting, too.

• Location: 93 Oldham Street, Northern Quarter, M4 1LW
• Price: £50 for 50 minutes
• Why we recommend: this velvet-clad den comes with 10,000 songs, mood lighting, and enough space for up to 15 people, making it perfect for birthdays, pre-drinks, hen dos, or questionable late-night life choices

A secretive basement bar in the Northern Quarter, Behind Closed Doors offers a penthouse karaoke experience that's available to book in 50-minute slots. The sultry space is decked out in pink lights, vintage TVs and mannequins, making for a unique backdrop.

There are a whopping 10,000 different songs to choose from, and you can even hire out the whole space for a private event. Plus, they've got drinks packages to suit all occasions.

• Location: 28-30 Canal Street, Gay Village, M1 3EZ
• Price: free entry
• Why we recommend: as Manchester's premier live cabaret venue, Via serves up some of the UK's brightest, boldest performers, and its karaoke is no different. Expect powerhouse vocals, razor-sharp comedy, and sequins for days

When in need of karaoke in Manchester city centre, Via on Canal Street is a great shout. Not only is this venue perched in the city's vibrant Gay Village, but you can join in on various sing-alongs with top drag acts. 

It's hard to miss: a flamboyant blend of glamour and mischief, where cabaret queens sweep through chandeliers and velvet-draped corners like they own the place (spoiler: they do).

• Location: 17 Bow Lane, Spinningfields, M2 4FW
• Price: free entry
• Why we recommend: Jukebox Hero is one of the city's most electric karaoke experiences: it's loud, it's rowdy, it's live-band karaoke with free shots and zero judgement. It's the perfect catalyst for a big night out

Known for killer cocktails, messy-good food and a free pool table running seven days a week, this divey-party hybrid has become one of the Northern Quarter's most reliably wild nights out. And on Thursdays? That's when Jukebox Hero takes over - Salt Dog Slims' signature live band karaoke night, where you're not just grabbing a mic, you're fronting your own band.

From 10pm 'til late, regulars and newcomers line up to belt out anthems with real musicians behind them, creating a sweaty, euphoric, gig-like atmosphere. What's more, the singers get free shots for their bravery (or recklessness).

• Location: 80 Deansgate, Spinningfields, M3 2ER
• Price: from £25
• Why we recommend: Be At One Deansgate has taken the classic karaoke night and given it a glossy, cocktail-fuelled glow-up, with private SingPods and walk-in booths. We can't get enough of it

Fancy a karaoke bar? Manchester's SingPods, found at Be At One Deansgate, offer a private mini-karaoke-club experience where you can slide into your own booth, order drinks via the app, and unleash your inner diva without judgment. Prices start at £25 for 30 minutes, making it an easy add-on to a night out or a spontaneous sing-off when the mood strikes.

What's more, their cocktail-making class lets you shake, stir and then shout your favourite tracks, the perfect prelude to a hen party, birthday or team night. Of course, it wouldn't be Be At One without their signature sharers. From the six-sided Hex sharer stacked with pornstar martinis to the party-starting Pump It sharer, the drinks are as extra as your playlist.

• Location: Corn Exchange, Exchange Square, M4 3TR, or Spinningfields, Hardman Street, M3 3PL
• Price: from £45 per hour
• Why we recommend: we feel that Banyan has some of the best karaoke bars Manchester has to offer, with a private set-up that's perfect for groups who want to belt it out most nights of the week 

Banyan's private karaoke rooms in Spinningfields and Corn Exchange are tailor-made for celebrations of every flavour, from hen dos and birthdays to team-building nights that don't feel like work. Each space comes equipped with quality sound systems, multiple screens and mics, plus an extensive digital song library featuring everything from power ballads to pop hits.

Pricing is £45 per hour on Sundays to Wednesdays, or £60 per hour from Thursdays to Saturdays. For something even more elevated, their private hire options pair perfectly with Banyan's popular cocktail masterclass.

• Location: 125 Deansgate, M3 2BY
• Price: free entry
• Why we recommend: karaoke here is unique: not many places hand you a stage, a full band and the chance to go full rockstar for a night. The food's cracking, and the drinks are easy on the wallet, too

Box Bar has just the thing for karaoke enthusiasts, thanks to Bandeoke every Thursday from 9pm. First, watch any sporting fixtures or have a go at shuffleboard, before getting behind the mic with the backing of live instruments. 

For the performances, you can expect stage lights, musicians who can turn even your wobbliest high note into a moment, and a song list stacked with anthems ready for you to make your own. It's built for group nights out, mates, work friends, and families.

• Location: 78 Deansgate, Spinningfields, M3 2FW
• Price: from £25 per hour
• Why we recommend: designed for groups of up to ten, the booth comes with great sound, playful vibes and just enough intimacy to make even the shyest singer feel like a star

After sprinkling an array of hotspots all over the capital, Simmons' retro, disco-themed feels are hitting Manchester right in the heart of Deansgate.

The bar is a disco dream with massive neon signs, funky cocktails, and epic karaoke, with over 50,000 songs to choose from. Beyond its fantastic decor and unbeatable tunes, it's also home to Manchester's ultimate happy hour, where you can enjoy 2-4-1 cocktails from 4pm to 9pm, Sunday to Friday, as well as £2.50 bottles of beer and £3 glasses of wine. 

• Location: 100-102 High Street, Northern Quarter, M4 1HP
• Price: £50
• Why we recommend: the atmosphere is infectious, and the cocktails hit the spot here. Expect 'a quick' one and end up singing Earth, Wind & Fire at 1am with total strangers cheering you on

Home to the dive bar version of karaoke and fuelled by the same fun vibe as their other locations, like Bunny Jackson's and Junior Jackson's, Bunny's Karaoke is home to the brand's famous 25p wings, free karaoke and American beers.

Not only that, but you can also play pool, and there's a private karaoke room to book too, with a fixed price of £50 hire. It's perfect for birthdays, nights out with the gang, or just claiming your own little corner of madness.

• Location: 76–78 Deansgate, Central Retail District, M3 2FN
• Price: from £8 per person per hour
• Why we recommend: it's a cool and accommodating place to book for parties, especially if you're looking to include an array of activities like darts, beer pong, shuffleboard, and more

At Roxy Ballroom Deansgate, their booths deliver polished, studio-style acoustics, so whether you're channelling your inner rock god a la Bon Jovi, belting out big ballads like Adele, or crooning nostalgic indie favourites Alex Turner-style, you'll sound like you belong on the main stage at Heaton Park.

With lyrics on screen, crisp audio, and the freedom to freestyle your heart out, it's a laid-back but seriously fun spot for groups who want to dip in and out of karaoke without committing to a full private-room night. Prices start at just £8 per person per hour, making it one of the most budget-friendly karaoke options in the city centre.

• Location: 29 Bloom Street, Gay Village, M1 3JE
• Price: free entry
• Why we recommend: we love it because it strikes that sweet spot between cosy local and entertainment hub. If you want a night where you can arrive with no plan and still end up laughing, singing and making new friends, The Goose delivers every time

Vying for the top spot of best karaoke bar in Manchester is The Goose. Behind the bar, David, Paul, and the team keep things flowing with a standout drinks list, from premium spirits and craft ales to a rather tempting lineup of wines perfect for settling in and staying longer than planned.

This Gay Village boozer may have the cosy fireplace and classic pints, but its glittering podium and disco balls hint at the late-night fun in store. Head over every Friday from 9pm to take to the stage with drag diva Misty Chance.

• Location: 52-56 George Street, Piccadilly, M1 4HF
• Price: from £10 per person
• Why we recommend: the rooms feel premium, the tech is slick, the menus are stacked, and the pricing is flexible, from one-hour quick sessions to all-inclusive packages with bar spend built in. We especially rate their Happy Hour deals, where you get two drinks included

You'll find K2 karaoke bar in Manchester Chinatown, fronting plush private rooms for belting out your favourite tunes. Spread across two floors, 30 individually designed rooms host everything from midweek sing-alongs to full-scale birthday takeovers, hen parties, stag dos, work socials and spontaneous 'we need a mic now' nights out.

With high-end touchscreen systems stacked with thousands of tracks, from nostalgia-laced throwbacks to whatever TikTok is obsessed with this week, the only hard part is choosing your anthem. Each room has self-service ordering, so cocktails, beers and soft drinks arrive without you missing the chorus. 

• Location: 10 Canal Street, Gay Village, M1 3EZ
• Price: free entry
• Why we recommend: Bar Pop has that magic that makes the Gay Village what it is: colourful, inclusive, heartfelt, and always ready for a party. We love it for its history, as this is a venue built by people who genuinely care about the community, not just the nightlife

Home to everything from Sunday carveries to bottomless brunches, drag shows and karaoke, Bar Pop is all kinds of fun. Founded in 2013 by nightlife veterans John Hamilton and his husband, Antonio, this iconic venue has grown into one of the Gay Village's community-rooted hotspots. With decades of experience behind the brand (including John's legendary Poptastic era), Bar Pop blends party energy with a warm, inclusive spirit that feels instantly familiar.

Midweek is when things really come alive thanks to Baby Darling, who hosts Bar Pop's free-entry Wednesday karaoke from 9pm. Whether you're a committed power-ballad belter or simply there for the spectacle, she'll have you cheering, singing or laughing your way through the night.

• Location: Printworks, 27 Withy Grove, Central Retail District, M4 2BS
• Price: from £6 to £9 per person 
• Why we recommend: if you're looking for karaoke rooms, Manchester's Boom Battle Bar is a great shout for you and your mates. With cocktails and street food, it's a fab venue for a birthday party - there's axe-throwing, shuffleboard, and much more, too 

Boom Battle Bar Manchester is home to private karaoke pods, ready for shower singers, car-ballad belters, and everyone in between. With enough space for up to 15 people, these soundproofed pods let you belt out your favourite tunes without worry, from 80s retro and 90s pop to hip hop and rock, all powered by the Singa Karaoke system, which boasts over 100,000 songs.

The pods aren't just about singing: you can order drinks and street food straight to your pod, making the experience fully immersive and effortlessly indulgent. Each session lasts 55 minutes, with a minimum booking of one hour, giving you plenty of time to hit the high notes (or spectacularly miss them).