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Since 1997. The UK’s first ever karaoke box venue. Read our story.

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Soho ∙ Frith Street

Since 1998.

The original, 28 year stronghold in London’s illustrious nightlife district. For the eclectic music lovers.

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Mayfair ∙ Maddox Street

Since 2012.

Over 14 years in London’s most glamorous spot, hosting everyone from Rihanna to Steven Gerrard, and Hugh Grant to Jenson Button.

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Birmingham ∙ Regency Wharf

Since 2015.

Birmingham’s most well loved and cherished, go-to spot for karaoke. If you know, you know.

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What to expect...

Private rooms
Bar areas
Hot food
Premium cocktails
Friendly staff
Table service

Celebration & birthday ready
Work, hen and stag do approved
Solo visitors friendly
Date-night friendly
First-timer friendly
Full venue hire available!

Events
Themed playlists & collections
Track requests! ⓘ
40,000+ song library
Global genres
Mainstream to niche libraries

Walk-ins!

Nearby? Thinking of dropping in?
We’re always happy to welcome walk-ins when space allows.
Visit, call or message our reception and we’ll do our best to fit you in.

📍 Soho, 18 Frith St, London W1D 4RF
020 7494 3878

📍 Mayfair, 14 Maddox St, W1S 1PQ
020 7493 8800

📍 Regency Wharf, B1 2DS
0121 643 0624

Our food & drink

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BirminghamRegency Wharf

Something for everyone...

From Beyoncé to black metal, from Motown to Brat-era pop, we celebrate music’s past, present and future.
Our library spans eleven decades and reaches across Europe, America and Asia.
Old school meets new school.

Edith Piaf 1930s

Evelyn Knight 1940s

Zhou Xuan 1950s

Motown Records 1960s

Nirvana 1970s

Cocteau Twins 1980s

Deftones 1990s

David Bowie 2000s

Playboi Carti

Charli XCX 2020s

Jamie McLaren,
Editor & Founder,
Run Riot Magazine

“...like the Prince Charles cinema but for music...”

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What the people have to say...

“...like the Prince Charles cinema but for music...”

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“I came in thinking I’d avoid the microphone and just watch. Ten minutes later I was arguing for the next song. That probably says everything.”

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“Soho spirit, Mayfair glamour”

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“ Kind of feels like a cult London institution, but with private rooms and table service.”

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“ …the fastest I’ve seen a group stop being awkward… ”

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“ Came for the 1940s blues, left with a soft spot for old country and Americana. ”

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