Gay karaoke london

Karaoke Hole

Sarah BartlettHighly recommend!! We went for drag karaoke on a Saturday night! Loads of fun, great atmosphere and lots of tunes! The staff were warm and accommodating, despite it being busy.

M. place! Amazing atmosphere. Kinf only issue was that the main screen with the lyrics wasn't working and they didn't mention it on the door (we were 20 paying people). A bummer for a karaoke place. Hope they obtain it fixed soon.

Tim BreachI thoroughly enjoyed my first time there. I cannot wait to go help. The only downside is that I'm in the deepest darkest south London so it may not be as soon or as often as I'd like!

Teresa LimaAmazing night out! The staff was super nice and accomodating. The venue is quite intimate and by the finish of the night it felt we were friends with the different groups. There is absolutely zero stress about singing because everyone is so supportive and everyone is having a good time and singing along. We were there to celebrate our wedding and it made for an unforgettable nighttime. We will be back!

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S!NG karaoke with hosts Drag King, Adam & Apple.

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Every Wednesday night is karaoke night hosted by Queera Lynn.

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Non-stop singing, dancing, and pure show on the gyrate floor.

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Free

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