#Karaoke night full#

The Old Queen’s HeadĪ post shared by The Old Queens Head just down Essex Road, close to Angel tube station, The Old Queen’s Head is a lively spot that is famous for its pub quizzes, gigs, Sunday roasts, and club nights at the weekends. There’s also a DJ booth in the bar area playing tunes into the early hours of the morning, so there’s no reason not to get your party on here. They also do some great cocktails which can be ordered directly to your booth with a press of the ‘thirsty’ button.Įven the fussiest of singers will be able to find something they want to sing at one of their four London locations as yet again, there are over 10,000 songs on the catalogue here, with everything from current chart hits to old-school classics. The private booths here have dancefloors and can hold up to 30 people which makes it the perfect choice for a birthday party, a stag do, or a hen do. Lucky Voice Photo: Voice is all about the party atmosphere – a place to ‘cut loose’ and belt out some real classics.

Their plush karaoke room is loaded up with over 15,000 songs, and it can fit up to 20 people, so it’s perfect for a group of mates looking to try and give Grammy-worthy performances. Open until midnight on Mondays to Thursdays and until 2am on the weekends, there’s plenty of opportunity here to let loose any day of the week. One other thing that this place is known for is its raucous karaoke nights. They’re known for their legendary parties – even Idris Elba has been behind the decks here – as well as their themed brunches, drag bingo, and killer pub quiz.

The Star of Bethnal Green Photo: are plenty of popular East End boozers, but The Star of Bethnal Green has got to be pretty near the top of that list.

#Karaoke night full#

They also offer a menu full of great beers, cocktails, and street food for refueling and rehydrating during your sing-athon, so this venue is certainly worth a visit on your next night out. They also have over 10,000 songs to choose from that’s scope for a whole headline set of floor-fillers or, you know, Angels by Robbie Williams ten times in a row, whatever floats your boat. With seven different karaoke rooms in the venue (each with their own individual theme) and a karaoke bottomless brunch, The Star by Liverpool Street might as well call itself a karaoke hub. So, without further ado here’s our rundown of the best karaoke bars in London for you to let your inner superstar shine. Luckily for us Londoners, there are plenty of places in our beloved city for us to grab a drink, seize a mic, and flaunt our (questionable) vocal skills. “Oh, I wanna dance with somebody…” No scrap that what I actually want is for everybody to sit and listen admiringly whilst I warble my way through some Whitney classics, a nd what better place for that dream to come true than at a karaoke bar?