findkaraoke.net

FindKaraoke lists each venue with its name, street address, a numeric rating, the day(s) and start time(s) of karaoke, phone number, and a short description of the venue type and character. That combination is enough to decide whether a place fits your night — but the depth of detail varies by listing, so some entries tell you far more than others.

The core fields on every listing

Each venue card is built around the same basic set:

• Venue name — e.g. "12 Steps Down" or "222 Thai Speakeasy."
• Street address — full enough to map or navigate to, such as "831 Christian St, Philadelphia, PA 19147."
• Rating — a single decimal score, e.g. 4.9, 4.2, 4.7.
• Karaoke day and start time — the schedule, e.g. "Tuesday," "Tuesday at 9 PM," or "Sunday, Tuesday–Saturday at 2 PM, Monday at 5 PM."
• Phone number — a direct contact line for the venue.
• A "Times, map & details" link — the entry point to the fuller listing.

The directory reports coverage of 3,019 venues across 1,133 cities in 70 countries, so the same fields are applied consistently across a very large set.

Karaoke schedule: the field that varies most

The day-and-time field is where listings differ most, and it's the one to read carefully:

• Single night: "Karaoke every Tuesday night" (12 Steps Down).
• Multiple fixed nights: "Karaoke on Tuesday and Thursday nights from 8:30 PM until close" (2nd Street Bar).
• Nightly: "Killer Karaoke nightly" (414 Pub Pizza & Karaoke – Mesa).
• Split schedules by day: "Weekends at 11 AM, Weekdays at 5 PM" (222 Thai Speakeasy) or "Sunday, Tuesday–Saturday at 2 PM, Monday at 5 PM" (161 Lafayette).

Some entries give a start time only; others give a start and an end ("9 PM to midnight"). Where an end time is missing, don't assume the night runs to close — call the venue.

Hours, age rules, and venue character

The description block is where you learn whether a place suits you. Across the sample listings it carries several distinct kinds of information:

This is the layer that answers "is this my kind of place?" — a 35-person room with two mics is a very different night from a dive bar with a wide beer selection.

How to use the fields to judge fit

Work through them in this order:

1. Filter by day first. Use the day filter (Tonight, All Days, or a specific weekday) so you only see venues with karaoke on your night.
2. Check the start time against your plans. A 2 PM Sunday start and a 9 PM Tuesday start suit different evenings.
3. Read the description for fit. Look for age limits, room size, and whether food is served — these decide whether a group will enjoy it.
4. Confirm the address and phone. If the schedule or hours are ambiguous, the phone number is there to verify before you travel.

What the listings don't tell you

• No price information appears in the listings shown, so don't read a venue as free or paid from the directory alone.
• Ratings have no visible review count or scale in the card, so treat a 4.9 and a 4.2 as relative signals rather than precise measures.
• Descriptions are uneven. Some entries are one line; others include hours, age rules, and room capacity. A sparse listing isn't a warning — it just means less has been recorded.

If a listing leaves a question that matters to your night — cover charge, whether you can reserve a room, or the exact end time — the phone number is the fastest way to close the gap.

FindKaraoke (findkaraoke.net) is a directory for bar karaoke and karaoke nights. You use it to find venues near you by searching a city, a day of the week, or a specific venue, and to see what's happening tonight. It's a discovery and listing tool, not a booking platform — you get the venue's address, hours, phone number, and karaoke schedule, then contact or show up at the venue yourself.

What you can do on the site

The homepage is built around a single search-and-filter flow:

• Search by city — browse karaoke venues in a specific place.
• Filter by day — pick Tonight, or any day from Sunday to Saturday, to see which venues host karaoke that night.
• Search by venue — look up a specific bar or karaoke spot by name.
• Use My Location — let the site detect where you are and surface nearby listings.

The site describes itself as "The #1 Karaoke Night Directory" and states it covers 3,019 venues across 1,133 cities in 70 countries. It also has a "Popular Cities for Karaoke" section, a blog ("From the Blog"), a guide ("Your Guide to Local Karaoke Nights"), and an FAQ.

What each venue listing tells you

Listings are detailed enough to plan a night out. A typical entry includes:

Some listings go further — for example, 161 Lafayette in New York is described as an intimate ~35-person communal KTV bar with two mics, and lists night-by-night opening hours (Sun 2pm–12am, Mon 5pm–12am, Tue–Thu 2pm–2am, Fri–Sat 2pm–4am). Others note age restrictions (21 and over), whether a DJ hosts, or that the venue takes private events for groups over 20.

Who it's for

• Singers looking for a specific night — filter by today's date to see what's on near you right now.
• Travelers — the city and country coverage means you can check for karaoke in an unfamiliar place before you go.
• Groups planning an outing — venue notes on capacity, age limits, and private events help you judge whether a spot fits your party.

What it is not

FindKaraoke is a directory, so it points you to venues rather than handling reservations, tickets, or payments. The site's own materials don't mention pricing, booking, or account requirements, so treat any cost or entry policy as something to confirm directly with the venue using the phone number or address in the listing.

How to start

1. Open findkaraoke.net.
2. Either type a city or venue into the search, or click Use My Location.
3. Set the day filter to Tonight (or another day) to narrow results.
4. Open a listing to get the address, hours, phone number, and karaoke schedule.
5. Call the venue or just turn up — the site gives you the details, not the reservation.

If a venue you know isn't listed, the site includes a Submit a Karaoke venue option in the main menu.

FindKaraoke has a "Submit a Karaoke venue" link in its main menu, which is the entry point for adding a venue to the directory. Use it if you run a bar, restaurant, or karaoke lounge that isn't listed yet, or if you've found a karaoke night that's missing from the site. The directory currently covers 3,019 venues across 1,133 cities in 70 countries, so the goal of a submission is to add your spot to that same searchable index.

What you need before you start

Because FindKaraoke listings are built around when and where karaoke happens, gather the details that match the format of existing entries. Looking at how current venues are presented gives you a clear checklist:

Some listings also include opening hours (for example, "Mon–Thu 18:00–00:00, Fri–Sat 18:00–03:00") and age restrictions such as "21 and over." Having these ready means you can fill in the form in one pass instead of stopping to look things up.

Steps to submit a venue

1. Open the main menu on findkaraoke.net and select "Submit a Karaoke venue." The same link appears in the site header, so you can reach it from any page.
2. Enter the venue's name and address. Use the full street address so the listing can be matched to the correct city — the directory organizes venues by city, and search results are filtered that way.
3. Add the karaoke schedule. Specify which day or days karaoke runs and the start time. This matters because visitors can filter by day, including a "Tonight" option, so an accurate schedule is what makes your venue show up for the right searches.
4. Include contact details and any useful notes. A phone number lets people call ahead. Notes about the room — number of mics, private rooms, food and drink, age limits — mirror what other listings provide and help set expectations.
5. Submit the form. The site also has a "Feedback" link in the header if you need to follow up or correct something after sending.

What happens after you submit

Your venue is intended to join the directory so other people can find it when they search by city, day, or venue name. FindKaraoke describes itself as a karaoke night directory, and listings are shown with times, maps, and details, so a complete submission is more likely to be useful to someone deciding where to go.

A few practical points to keep in mind:

• Accuracy beats volume. A wrong day or start time sends people to a venue on the wrong night, which is worse than not being listed.
• Keep it current. If your karaoke night moves or stops, use the feedback option to request an update rather than leaving a stale entry.
• Check whether you're already listed. With thousands of venues in the index, search your city first — you may only need a correction, not a new submission.

The site's own framing is that it helps people "discover karaoke happening tonight," so the most valuable thing you can provide is a correct day, time, and address.

FindKaraoke (findkaraoke.net) is a karaoke night directory that lets you search by city, day, or venue to find bar karaoke happening tonight. To use it, open the site, then either type a city into the search or use the day filters — selecting Tonight or a specific weekday — to narrow the list to venues with karaoke that night. The site currently lists 3,019 venues across 1,133 cities in 70 countries, so it works for both local searches and travel planning.

Step-by-step: finding a venue for tonight

1. Open findkaraoke.net. The homepage is the directory itself, with a search area and a results list below it.
2. Search by city or venue. Enter your city name (or a specific bar you already know) to filter the directory. Results update to show matching venues.
3. Filter by day. Use the day filter to select Tonight or a specific weekday (Sunday through Saturday). This is the key step for "tonight" searches — it removes venues whose karaoke night falls on a different day.
4. Use My Location (optional). If you'd rather not type a city, the Use My Location option locates venues near you. This is useful when you're already out and want the closest option.
5. Read each result. Every listing shows the venue name, address, rating, the day(s) and time(s) karaoke runs, and a phone number. For example, a Tuesday listing might read "Karaoke every Tuesday night" with a start time and phone number.
6. Confirm before you go. Hours and karaoke schedules can change. Call the number in the listing or check the venue's own page to confirm tonight's event is still on.

What each result tells you

Some listings add useful context — for instance, whether a venue is 21-and-over, dog-friendly, or hosts private events for larger groups. That detail helps you pick between two venues with the same karaoke night.

Tips for a faster search

• Filter by day first, then browse. Selecting Tonight or a weekday before scanning the list saves you from reading venues that are dark that night.
• Search by venue if you have a spot in mind. If a friend recommended a bar, entering its name jumps straight to its listing and schedule.
• Check the time, not just the day. Two venues can both have "Tuesday karaoke" but start at very different hours — one at 8:30 PM, another at 6 PM. Match the start time to when you actually plan to go.
• Use My Location when traveling. In an unfamiliar city, the location filter surfaces nearby venues without you needing to know neighborhood names.

Common snags

• A venue appears but has no karaoke tonight. Make sure the day filter is actually applied — without it, the list includes venues from every night of the week.
• The schedule looks out of date. Listings are directory entries, and venues change their nights. A quick phone call resolves this before you head out.
• Your city shows few results. Smaller cities may have fewer listed venues. Try searching the nearest larger city, or check a specific venue by name in case it isn't tagged with your town.
• You're not sure which night to pick. If you're flexible, filter by several weekdays and compare — some venues run karaoke nightly, which gives you more options.

When FindKaraoke is the right tool

Use it when you want a specific answer to "where can I sing tonight" — it's built around day and location filters rather than general venue reviews. It's less useful if you're looking for private-room KTV pricing or booking, since the directory focuses on bar karaoke nights and their schedules. For a quick decision, filter to tonight, scan the times and addresses, and call ahead to confirm.

FindKaraoke organizes its directory around location, so browsing by city is the main way to narrow thousands of listings down to somewhere you can actually go. You can either jump into a "Popular Cities for Karaoke" entry, search a specific city by name, or use your current location to surface nearby venues. Each city page then lists individual venues with their karaoke nights, addresses, and contact details.

Ways to browse by city

There are three practical entry points on the site:

• Popular Cities for Karaoke — a curated list of cities with active karaoke scenes. This is the fastest route if you're in or visiting a major metro area.
• City search — type a city name to pull up its listings directly. Use this when your city isn't in the popular list.
• Use My Location — the site offers a location-based filter that shows venues near where you are, which is useful when you don't have a specific city in mind.

The directory covers 1,133 cities across 70 countries, so most mid-size and large cities should return results. Smaller towns may have few or no listings.

What a city listing shows you

Once you're in a city, each venue entry gives you enough to decide whether it's worth going. Based on the listings shown on the site, a typical entry includes:

Some entries add operating hours, age restrictions (e.g., 21 and over), and details like whether a DJ hosts the night or whether food is served. This lets you filter mentally by day, vibe, and whether the venue fits your group.

Narrowing by day

If you're looking for karaoke tonight rather than just any night, the site has a day filter. You can select Tonight or a specific day of the week (Sunday through Saturday), and the venue list updates to show only places with karaoke on that day.

This matters because many venues run karaoke on fixed nights only. For example, 12 Steps Down in Philadelphia hosts karaoke every Tuesday, while 219 Lounge in Sandpoint runs Tuesday nights from 9 PM to midnight. Filtering by day saves you from showing up on a night with no karaoke.

A practical browsing sequence

1. Open the site and either pick a city from Popular Cities for Karaoke, search your city by name, or tap Use My Location.
2. Apply the day filter if you have a specific night in mind.
3. Scan the venue list for schedule, neighborhood, and rating.
4. Open a venue's details to check hours, phone number, and any age or group-size notes before you go.

Common snags

• No results for your city — the directory is large but not exhaustive. If your city returns nothing, try the nearest larger city or check whether a venue you know of can be submitted to the directory.
• Schedule changes — listings show recurring nights, but venues sometimes cancel or move karaoke. Calling ahead using the listed phone number is the reliable check.
• Day filter confusion — selecting a day shows venues with karaoke on that day, not venues that are merely open. If a listing disappears when you filter, it likely doesn't run karaoke that night.