There's no night out quite like singing karaoke. Whether you fancy yourself as the next Celine Dion or are more of a backing vocalist, holding that microphone and singing your heart out means good times guaranteed, no matter how in tune you are. So, if you're looking for a spot to show off those singing skills, then we've got you covered on the best karaoke venues in London.
Perfect for a night out with friends, birthday party, hen do and more, there's tonnes of karaoke venues in the big city for you to belt your favourite song ('Love Story' by Taylor Swift, anyone?). Plus, lots of these spots offer delicious food and drink and are a chance to meet new people to sing and dance the night away with. So, get your microphones at the ready because here are our picks of the best karaoke venues in London.
All Star Lanes
Locations: Shoreditch, Holborn, White City and Stratford
There's something for everyone at All Star Lanes including bowling, drinks and food but we're here to recommend their private karaoke rooms, perfect for singing like nobody is listening (well, apart from your mates!).
Their rooms host up to 14 people and you can choose your track and grab that microphone for a night to remember. With locations across central and east London, you're never too far from the perfect party place!
Lucky Voice
Locations: Liverpool Street, Holborn, Soho, Islington
Get ready for two hours of karaoke madness in private rooms at Lucky Voice. With access to over 11,000 songs, there's a track for literally everyone to belt to and there's even room service available so you don’t have to miss out on a single moment of singing.
There's mood lighting and disco balls in each room, too, and an array of tasty cocktails and food to tuck into. Plus, you can even book a karaoke brunch!
Bloomsbury Lanes
Location: Russell Square
Whether it's for a birthday, celebration, work event or more, Bloomsbury Lanes offers good times all around. Their private karaoke rooms are fitted out with large TV screens with touch screen technology and banquette seating.
Plus, their hand-picked library of over 30,000 songs covers the usual favourites but also loads of retro and indie classics. Even better, it costs less than £10 per person!
BAO
Locations: Battersea, Borough and Shoreditch
Tucked underneath the different branches of this incredible Taiwanese restaurant, you can sing and dance the night away in one of their old-school, East Asian-style KTV rooms that takes you right to where the karaoke first began.
With three locations across the city, this is karaoke with a twist and you can even order some of their delicious, moreish bao buns to your private room so you can sing the night away with no interruptions.
The Blues Kitchen
Locations: Shoreditch and Camden
Want to try incredible soul food, including delicious burgers, wings and southern style barbecue, plus the chance to sign your heart out? Then you need to try The Blues Kitchen, which has branches in east and north London.
You can book one of their private room for up to 18 people with your own, attentive host providing food and drinks whilst you belt away to karaoke classics. Plus, expect live shows every night with club nights every Friday and Saturday!
Simmons Bar
Locations: Greek Street, Camden Town, Temple or Euston Square
There's truly no place like Simmons, but did you know that you can enjoy hours of karaoke at some of their bars across London? With over 50,000 songs and suitable for groups up to 50 (yes, really!), this has the ingredients for a night out to remember.
The perfect room for a party, a catch up with friends or work drinks, you can book for yourself and your pals in their locations across central London.
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