Top karaoke venues in Soho

No karaoke list is complete without Lucky Voice. Tucked away on Poland Street, you’ll find its Soho branch, in all its bright fluorescent-lighted glory.

Let the neon lights guide you as you choose your next hit – each room holds up to 15 people but if you want to go bigger, the entire venue can host up to 160 for your very own karaoke party. Plus, with over 11,000 songs to choose from, a bar as well as room food and drink service we’d say a karaoke night could be in the works sooner rather than later.

Cher? Rihanna? It’s all up for grabs. Consider this karaoke room for your next after-work stint for you and a few lucky members.

Over on Frith Street, is the decidedly minimal and classic Karaoke Box. Offering rooms for groups of 5, 7, 9 and 12, this karaoke venue offers an extensive song and drinks list.

In between songs, take your pick of cocktails (of the alcoholic and non-alcoholic variety) – the classic Long Island Ice Tea (vodka, gin, rum, tequila, triple sec, lime juice and coke) or Espresso Martini (vanilla vodka, hazelnut liqueur, coffee, coffee liqueur and cane syrup) are both good options.

Karaoke and cocktails? Sounds like a plan.

Holding down the fort alongside the bubble tea bar KISSATEN is Brewer Street’s Karaoke Epoc.

With rooms for 1 person up to groups of 12 and a minimum of 2-hour slots, guests are in control of their karaoke sessions. From 2 pm - 11 pm, press play on your English pop, K-pop, and J-pop favourites, and what with their offering of Japanese dishes and an inspired drinks menu, the chances of a replay are higher than ever.

Fancy an SNSD sing-a-long with some custom shots? Maybe try your hand at Carly Rae Jepsen’s hits with a cocktail or have a go at a Back Number power ballad with a pint of beer? It’s your call.

There’s regular karaoke and then there’s karaoke at Soho’s London Karaoke Club.

Most people don’t like being put in boxes so it makes sense that the Berwick Street karaoke venue has an entire space and bar available just for private karaoke parties.

Pricing for these parties is per person and karaoke slots are for two hours – of course, if you wanted to extend this, then that’s possible. Prices start from £200 for a group of 10 to £750 for a maximum group of 50, making that a pretty decent £15-20 per person.

That’s your hen do/ office party/big birthday bash sorted, then.

Nestled between a pan-Asian bakery and a Japanese restaurant is Sugar Karaoke Club. You’ll find this Soho karaoke venue on Wardour Street behind a semi-discreet black door.

In true karaoke fashion, choose from one of nine private rooms for a musical night to rival the rest or head to the bar for a choice of top spirits, cocktails and beer.

Opening at 7 pm, most days this Soho karaoke venue shuts from around 3 am - 3.30 am. Hey, it’s not a club for nothing.