Carnivale, a new venue for Eastend Cabaret is ideally suited to this type of event. This was…read moreanother BB&VV double-act a little more comedic than the last EeC I went to, BB played her uke a little more and VV's is coming to the fore a little more. BB's rendition of Memories was spectacular, she has a wonderful voice, mellow, melodic and powerful, VV's heavily customised Miss Otis Regrets was also quite perfect. This really is entertainment at it's best and as you are only paying for your drinks, you owe it to yourself to see this act. I'm an unashamed fan and if you give it. Try I'm sure you will be.

Two of the loveliest performers on the circuit…read more I was lucky enough to perform with East End Cabaret just after they'd come back from their tour of Melbourne. We met at the station, were bundled into a taxi and driven to some cricket club in the middle of nowhere. Despite the shabby backdrop, they shone as true professionals. Even though it was a tough room and a tough audience they didn't falter once - getting some drunk guy on stage. You never know what to expect, but one thing is certain, you will have a laugh. Brilliant musicians, great comics and always a delight to watch perform. Catch them sooner rather than later, their profile is increasing month on month, year on year, and it will only be a matter of time before their name is up in lights everywhere.

Such an awesome idea, a karaoke place! I first tried the one in soho in uni days, when I never even…read moreknew it was a thing and ever since I was hooked! The black and pink theme is a total winner and In this branch they have a super cool and area with a dj and leather sofas, so it's perfect for a few drinks before you do karaoke. The cocktail menu is song themed, which is a cute idea! A particular favourite of mine is the Phil raspberry Collins which is stoli vodka with raspberries and soda.. Simple yet delicious! If you're going lucky voice the cocktails are quite pricey, so come for happy when it's 2-4-1. If you're doing karaoke, you get your own private room and you can order cocktails and food to the room. The song list is pretty extensive and I think if you're doing karaoke you could do a lot, lot worse than check this place out!

Oh man. My throat's sore and my head hurts. Damn you, Lucky Voice!…read more I've been to the Islington LV a couple of times now and all I can say is F-U-N! It's way better (read: more spacious) than the Soho location (which in all honestly I also love). Good song catalogue, fairly decent service (but expensive beer - oi!) and a swanky, comfortable bar/lounge area all add to the wonder that is a private karaoke experience. Great place for a Par-tay (great excuse for one too).

Show Off! is a new regularly scheduled event in residence at Cafe Koha in St. Martin's Court, off…read moreof Charing Cross Road. The idea is to bring the quintessentially New York experience of the piano bar to London, and ... so far, so good! On one or two nights a month, Show Off! takes over Cafe Koha from 9pm to 1am, inviting guests (often big musical theater fans) to come up and sing their favorite tunes and showtunes, with a little help from accompanist/music director Nathan Martin. The idea is to have fun, so you don't need to be a pro to get up and warble out a fave song. There's always a host to perform and keep things running smoothly, and special guests from the theater and entertainment world frequently appear. If you like Broadway and West End theater music, and you like to have fun with a cheerful group of revelers, check it out!

I am an avid piano bar attendee in San Francisco and when I visit New York. This place is…read moreeverything I hoped it would be and more. My first time I befriended a half dozen people, locals who were just coming to appreciate this American tradition. Everyone should go, if you like to sing or not. If you do, bring some sheet music and you will get a chance to sing in a very supportive environment.

Everyone has that friend who always wants to do karaoke. Well, ladies and gents, that friend is me,…read moreso it comes as no surprise that I suggested karaoke as a kickoff to a farewell/birthday celebration. You will have a good time here. While the song list may not measure up to the "million songs" claimed by Lucky Voice, every song that we wanted to sing was available. Freddie Mercury would be proud. We were put in the top floor room, surely a space converted for karaoke use rather than built for it. We had more space than we knew what to do with and I will admit that I've never sang karaoke when it was light out (well maybe in the morning hours). But, there is a large room downstairs that I spotted en route to the toilet that had a group of 30 karoke kids belting out classics. Always a good sign. Another point of interest - this is not purely a karaoke venue, but is a restaurant as well. On that point, I will say that I probably would steer clear of eating there. No, it's not because the food is dodgy - in fact the pizza was quite good - but because you can still hear the karaoke. Despite being the biggest proponent of bad singing in karaoke, even I would feel like I was closing in on the nearest circle of hell if I sat down to eat and had to listen to a Britney Spears rendition that makes Rebecca Black sound good (feel the burn). But we were there for karaoke, so no bones here. Sorry for partying. I'd also like to add that drinks, while still expensive (£4.50 for a shot of Jameson - that's all I remember) are not the worst karaoke drink prices around. It is also relatively cheap to rent rooms at £4 per person per hour (Sun-Wed but a bit more on weekends). For best deal, bring 15+ people and everyone wang chung tonight. I'd also like to put forth that the venue is 18+, unlike other popular venues that are 21+. I think this is a crucial point given that London, in general, is 18+. Lastly, the staff are extremely friendly and abiding, which just makes the experience that much better. While we rented out the space for 2 hours, we were told that it was no big deal if we went a bit over since it was a light night. I like that. And I will go back because of it. Anyone keen?

Oooh this place is fun!!…read more My friends brought me here for a night of karaoke-joy, and it was brilliant!! The room we had was huge, with plenty of space for dancing and being silly...drinks seemed to appear whenever we needed them (I have a feeling jager bombs were involved...but to be honest I'm not sure, my memory is a bit hazy...) However, it must be a truly awful place to come and eat, surely it'd be horrible to listen to the loud karaoke-singers from downstairs?? Our singing space was on the third floor, so there was a whole floor between us and the diners...but we were pretty loud. Oops. ***I have lots of amazing photos of this place, but I'm not going to post any of them because I have a feeling my friend's would kill me! We all look like mad dancing idiots!!***

Karaoke with a fun, friendly Ukulele backing band. It doesn't get better than that!read more

They are based in West London and Press Play Karaoke is a friendly funky company that offer Karaoke…read morenights to clients throughout London / M25. Press Play Karaoke has an expanding customer base, located in and around West London, including Pubs and clubs. Great entertainment experience

i recently attended a karaoke night in the Plough pub Alperton west London where press play were…read morethe dj`s for the night. The host had the place rocking like a madhouse. if you wanna come and check this out its on a Friday.

We ended up here during an afternoon on vacation. The bartender let us use a larger room for the…read morecheapest price, which was nice of him, and he was friendly. The room was a bit tired and worn around the edges, but my husband and I ordered some drinks and got ready for an hour of singing. Let's start with refreshments. I can't speak for their cocktails, but their beer options were very limited; cheap Japanese beer and one or two domestics. I ordered a Diet Coke and it tasted incredibly awful, which was strange because it came in a bottle. My husband's soda (also from a bottle) also tasted weird. The song catalog is jacked. First, major artists like Beyonce, the Beatles, etc. are missing big hits from their discographies. Second, the pitch of almost all the songs we selected were modified or changed significantly from the original recordings, I presume to make them easier to sing. For someone who sings well, this is incredibly obnoxious. Everyone knows if you can't sing karaoke well you just shout it out, but that doesn't mean I want songs to be off-key or in a weird key that doesn't work. I would try to find a better place if you can. We were planning on going to the Karaoke Box in Mayfair, but got turned around and ended up here. I wish we would have skipped it and saved the money.

This is a karaoke with NO MV but only lyrics on screen to go with, as an Asian karaoke singer I'm…read moredeeply dissappoted. You can't expect to find any sing you want here, only 6 Beyonce songs for instance. Surprisingly pricy! We are not coming back.

The South London Theatre is a community theatre, this means all the backstage workers,set builders,…read moredirectors, actors and even the bar staff are volunteers and anyone can get involved regardless of experience. It is great fun and with over twenty shows a year there is plenty of opportunity to get involved. There is also a very active youth section with classes on a saturday morning for a whole range of ages.