Karaoke in Los Angeles, CA

Koreatown. The private karaoke rooms — noraebang — are concentrated along West 6th Street, West 8th Street, Olympic Boulevard and Wilshire Boulevard, with several within a block of each other. Most are open seven nights a week, deep into the night.

A Korean private karaoke room, rented by the hour for your own group rather than shared with a bar full of strangers. It is the standard format in Los Angeles: you get a room, screens, microphones and a closed door, and you pay for the time rather than for the singing.

Boardwalk 11 in Palms runs it seven nights a week, and Cafe Brass Monkey in Koreatown gets going early in the evening. Beyond that it is mostly the east side, one night a week each: Ye Rustic Inn on Tuesdays, Bigfoot Lodge on Mondays, The Belmont on Sundays, The OffBeat on Tuesdays.

Most Koreatown rooms stay open until the bars close. Cairo Karaoke keeps going long after that every night, the latest we have confirmed in the city. At the other end, Max Karaoke Studio in Little Tokyo opens in the early afternoon at weekends. The KaraokeList app has each venue's hours.

Every bar we've confirmed is on this page, listed by neighborhood with the nights each one runs. The KaraokeList app keeps the list current and shows which bars are singing on the night you go.