Karaoke Venues Geelong

Karaoke in the CBD centres on an upstairs bar on Ryrie Street, where a pair of closed booths sit alongside a stage and room to dance. That mix lets a small group sing behind closed doors and a bigger party take over the stage for the night.

It takes birthdays, engagements, hens and bucks parties and work celebrations, with catering and drinks packages on request.

How to plan a karaoke night that works:

• Booth or stage – a booth suits a tight group of friends; the main stage suits a party that wants an audience.
• Food first or food in – book catering at the bar, or start with dinner on Ryrie or Little Malop Street and walk over.
• Drinks – a package or a set tab keeps the night simple for the organiser.
• Song list – ask whether guests can queue tracks from their phones and how long each booth is held.
• Whole-venue hire – for a big birthday or a work party, ask about exclusive use of the bar.

Karaoke makes a strong second half to a hens party or birthday that starts with dinner or a class.