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Where to karaoke in Melbourne
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Want to hit the high notes, belt out some classic rock or bop along to Korean pop? Choose a karaoke lounge from our hit list, and start warming up those vocal cords.To get more news about Melbourne City Karaoke, you can visit starsktv.com.au official website.
Juke’s Karaoke
Born to Run, My Sharona, Khe Sanh – some of the best karaoke songs come straight out of the 1970s. Juke’s Karaoke Bar takes the retro theme and runs with it, with a fully 70s inspired fit out. Think psychedelic colours, cheesy fondue and disco ball cocktails. Dust off your go go boots, brush up your Stevie Knicks impression and get ready to live for the 70s.
FM Karaoke Bar
Will you go the free public option downstairs at FM Karaoke Bar? Or head upstairs for a private party with table service and less embarrassment? From pop to rock, R&B to hip hop, songs in English, Korean, Chinese and Japanese are updated daily.
Karaoke Box
With 100,000 songs to choose from, every taste is catered for at Karaoke Box. The song list crosses genres, decades and borders. There’s English, Thai, Malaysian, Korean, Indonesian, Chinese and Japanese hits to choose from. Select a song list online before arrival and have a practise before impressing your mates. ‘Dutch courage’ can be ordered to your private room. Keep ‘em coming via the hotline to the bar.
Jankara Karaoke
It’s free, it’s open mic and there’s a little stage at Jankara Karaoke so you can finally strut your pop star stuff. Sing your heart out in English, Japanese, Chinese or Filipino, then kick back with drinks and Japanese snacks. If you’re not into Japadogs (come on, what’s not to like about Japanese-style hotdogs?) go for the pizza.Marche Board Game Cafe
You might know Marche as the home of milk tea, geeky games and delicious crispy pork bowls. But their karaoke rooms will have singstars belting out tunes all night long. Venture up to A’Beckett street and book one of their 15 private karaoke rooms. Table service, an awesome song list and sparkling mirror balls await to light up even the quietest wallflower.Strike Bowling QV
If you’re not in the mood for bowling, there’s other fun on offer at Strike Bowling QV, including private karaoke rooms. Make the most of the table service, props and costumes to help get you in the mood (and cause an Instagram sensation!). Ready? Choose a tune from today or yesteryear, and let yourself go!
Supernormal
Sure, you know chef Andrew McConnell’s Asian-inspired Supernormal is one of Melbourne’s hottest foodie destinations. But did you know you can eat and drink in style and go karaoke wild in the private dining room downstairs? The high-end karaoke system, including 65-inch screen, is complimentary with your booking. Did Andrew just drop the mic?!Holey Moley Golf Club
Come for the mini-golf and stay for the karaoke, because singing your favourite song is surely easier than sinking a golf ball. Holey Moley Golf Club’s private karaoke rooms await your singalong, perhaps fuelled by a tipple or two from the Caddyshack Bar.
Party World Karaoke Bar
If you want to party, then Party World Karaoke Bar is a good bet. For starters, there are 44 private rooms, ranging from intimate lounges for you and a few mates, to full-on event spaces. New and classic party-starting songs in English, Korean, Japanese and Chinese are at your fingertips, as well as drinks and Asian snacks. Kanpai!Blue Moon Bar
A dedicated karaoke bar where the drinks are cheap and the crowd is fun – what more could you want! From 8 o’clock Wednesday to Sunday, Blue Moon Bar is like Spotify come to life, though not everything’s in tune. No worries, because espresso martinis are $10 on Fridays from 5 – 7pm and there’s a delicious bar menu (with gluten free options!) to keep you fuelled up.