Sing your heart out every night of the week.
Seattle’s karaoke scene has a little something for everyone. Whether you're after a cozy dive with big energy, a private room with Japanese flair, or a late-night party fueled by strong drinks and off-key bangers, this guide covers the best karaoke bars in Seattle.
Looking for what’s happening tonight? Check out our list of nightly karaoke events in Seattle.
Captiol Hill
Karaoke: 7 nights a week
Hawaiian vibes, tropical drinks, daily happy hour
Want to feel like you're on vacation while you sing? Hula Hula brings the aloha spirit with Hawaiian-inspired food and tiki drinks. Show up between 4–6 PM for happy hour, then hit the stage and sing like no one’s watching (except they definitely are.)
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Lower Queen Anne
Karaoke: 7 nights a week
High-energy, pool tables, arcade games, private rooms available
A Lower Queen Anne classic, Ozzie’s is where spontaneous karaoke meets full-on sports bar chaos. Packed with locals, game-day regulars, and fearless singers, every night here feels like a choose-your-own-adventure. Want a more private setup or need an under-21 option? Rent out their private karaoke room. Bonus: pool tables, arcade games, and plenty of TVs to keep things moving between songs.
Captiol HIll
Karaoke: Every night
Capitol Hill’s iconic LGBTQ+ karaoke dive bar
Self-proclaimed as the oldest, gayest dive bar in Seattle, The Crescent Lounge is exactly what you’d hope for. It’s dark, loud, fun, and full of heart. Someone might belt out Whitney while someone else quietly cries into their beer. It’s chaotic, emotional, and completely judgment-free.
University District
Karaoke: Tuesdays, Fridays, Sundays at 10 PM
Dive bar chaos, disco ball
Monkey Pub is where karaoke dreams get loud and sweaty. It’s unapologetically gritty, gloriously loud, and if you’re lucky, someone’s scream-singing Journey before you even order your drink. Embrace the madness, it’s beautiful here.
Capitol Hill
Karaoke: 7 nights a week | Private rooms
Tokyo-style rooms, craft cocktails, deep song library
Dreaming of Tokyo nightlife? Rock Box makes it real. With sleek private rooms, customizable lighting, and a massive multilingual song list, this Capitol Hill karaoke bar is perfect for parties, moody solos, or just belting BTS after two Negronis.
Greenwood
Karaoke: 3 nights a week
Local legacy, great food, cozy crowd
Once part of the old Yen Wor Garden, the Shanghai Room is a cozy Greenwood karaoke hideaway reborn inside the North Star Diner. With loyal regulars, strong drinks, and a full food menu, it’s the kind of place you only discover if someone tells you. We’re telling you.
Bellevue
Karaoke: Late night | Private rooms
Modern design, Korean bites, Eastside favorite
On the Eastside and want a sleek, high-end karaoke vibe? Enkore is your spot. Expect stylish private rooms, an international song library, and delicious Korean snacks. It’s perfect for birthdays, date nights, or spontaneous K-pop sessions.
Redmond
Karaoke: Check schedule
Dive bar meets rock concert
This Eastside favorite is a karaoke legend. Think powerful sound systems, classic rock anthems, and drinks that don’t mess around. Palmer’s feels like you're fronting a stadium tour—minus the stage crew and pyrotechnics.
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Updated: 2.23.26
