Karaoke Bars in Liverpool
The best karaoke bars in Liverpool for 2026, from neon private rooms at Big Fang to lively Woody’s, plus the studio session that lets you keep the recording.
Liverpool loves a sing-song, and the choice is better than ever.
From neon private rooms to lively open-mic pubs, here are the best karaoke spots in the city for 2026. We have started with the one that lets you keep the recording, because a night of singing is even better when you walk away with proof.
CoverStar studio and private bar
Here is the thing about karaoke: you sing your heart out, then it is gone. Do it in our studio instead and you keep the recording. You get a real vocal booth, a sound engineer who makes everyone sound great, a private bar in the room and a personalised CD to take home. It is karaoke with the volume turned up and a souvenir at the end.
Big Fang Karaoke
A neon-lit, Tokyo-style spot on Parliament Street with private rooms for four to 25, pre-booked drinks in your own fridge and prices from around £7 per person for 90 minutes. Open seven days and ideal for groups.
Woody’s Sports & Karaoke Bar
On Wood Street and proudly calling itself the home of karaoke in Liverpool. A huge song list, cheap pints and one of the liveliest atmospheres in the city. Best for bigger groups who do not mind a queue.
PINS Social Club
A full entertainment venue with a private karaoke booth alongside bowling, pool and a rooftop bar called The Roof. Grab pizza from the slice shop between songs. Great for a group that wants more than just singing.
Roxy Ball Room
Street-art murals, plush booths near the stage and a big lyric screen that helps even the shy ones join in. Karaoke plus a proper games bar, with cocktails to match.
Vox
For a more polished night, Vox offers private rooms from around £12 per person with a premium cocktail menu and a smarter setting. Open seven days till late.
Durty Nelly’s
A lively Irish bar hosting karaoke every Friday and Saturday evening, with a free shot when you brave the mic. No private room needed, just turn up and sing.
Karaoke you actually get to keep
A bar booth is brilliant for a night. A studio session is brilliant forever. If your group wants the singing plus a recording and a private bar to yourselves, that is exactly what we do, five minutes from the karaoke strip in the Georgian Quarter.
Where is the best karaoke in Liverpool?
It depends on your group. Big Fang has the best private rooms, Woody’s has the liveliest atmosphere, PINS adds games and a rooftop, and a CoverStar studio session lets you keep a recording rather than just a memory.
How much does karaoke in Liverpool cost?
Private rooms start at around £7 per person for 90 minutes at Big Fang, rising to around £12 at upmarket spots like Vox. Open-mic pubs are free to join in. A studio session is priced per package.
Can you get private karaoke rooms in Liverpool?
Yes. Big Fang, Vox and PINS all offer private rooms or booths for groups, and a CoverStar studio session gives you the whole room and a private bar to yourselves.
What is the difference between karaoke and a recording session?
Karaoke is singing along for the night. A recording session is the same fun in a real studio, but a sound engineer records and polishes your performance so you take it home on a CD.
