Karaoke Bars for Rent in Los Angeles, CA

What Events Work Best in LA Karaoke Bars?

• Birthdays – Celebrate with your crew, favorite tracks, and private room energy. It's your day, take the mic.
• Bachelorette Parties – Belt out the bride’s favorite songs and dance like no one’s watching—except your best friends.
• Team Building – Loosen up with co-workers and build real connections over off-key duets and spontaneous singalongs.
• Student Nights – Blow off steam after exams or throw an end-of-semester bash—karaoke is always campus-approved.
• Going-Away Parties – Send someone off in style with emotional ballads, group toasts, and a playlist full of memories.
• Office Parties – Skip the awkward buffet. Karaoke turns corporate nights into lively, laugh-out-loud events.

How to Choose the Best Karaoke Bar in Los Angeles

Location That Works for Everyone
LA traffic is real. Whether you're near Koreatown, Downtown, or the Valley, pick a bar that's convenient for your group and close to transit or parking.

Private Rooms vs. Main Stage
Want a low-key singalong with just your group? Go private room. Want to show off your pipes to a packed house? Pick a venue with a main stage setup.

Song Library That Delivers
From old-school hits to the latest K-pop or reggaeton anthems, look for venues with huge, multilingual song catalogs and regular updates.

Solid Sound & Equipment
Glitchy mics and low-quality speakers kill the vibe. Great karaoke bars in LA offer crystal-clear sound, touchscreen song selection, and reliable tech.

Food & Drink On Point
Whether it’s craft cocktails, Korean-style finger food, or full dinner menus, good eats and drinks are a must—especially if you're singing for hours.

Ambience That Matches Your Style
Neon-lit party palace? Cozy lounge? Sleek and modern? Choose a space with décor and energy that fits your crowd.

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Private Room Karaoke Bars in LA

Private rooms give you control over volume, playlist, and pace—no waiting for your name to be called between strangers. These spots are ideal for birthday parties, friend reunions, or team nights out.

Leather & Rose – Downtown LA
A moody, stylish venue that keeps things simple and efficient. The private room is sound-insulated and equipped with a solid karaoke setup. It's popular for small group bookings (under 30) and works well for people who want a contained but comfortable experience with food and drinks on-site.

The Arches @ N17 The Lane – Culver West
Located on the west side, this venue balances performance space and privacy. There’s space for around 50 seated guests, and the system works for both casual karaoke sessions and more structured events. Easy to reach if you’re inviting guests from Santa Monica or Venice.

Custom Made Creative LA – Downtown LA
Known for its event flexibility, this venue offers a creative-meets-fun space that fits about 40 seated. Ideal for birthday groups that want something outside the usual lounge bar. Karaoke nights here tend to include space for food setups, décor, and optional BYO services.

Unique & Themed Karaoke Venues

If you want something a little offbeat or visually interesting, these venues add personality without sacrificing function.

Permanent Records' Roadhouse – Cypress Park
A record store-bar hybrid with major indie credentials. It’s not your standard karaoke space—but their event setup often features karaoke as a side attraction to DJ nights or private rentals. Expect a rawer setup but plenty of attitude. Works best for music-heads or themed party nights.

Oaks Hollywood – Hollywood
Small, stylish, and heavily booked by those wanting an intimate experience in the city’s entertainment core. Karaoke is offered on request and works well with their late-afternoon rentals. Best for creative events, bachelorette groups, or indie film wrap parties.

Dunsmuir Palace – Encino
A versatile venue often used for private dinners, corporate parties, or low-key social events. Its karaoke nights are well set up for groups who want time to talk, dine, and sing—not just shout over a crowded bar. Fits about 100 seated and is great for West Valley access.