Karaoke in New York, NY

West 32nd Street in Koreatown. There are ten confirmed karaoke venues on that one block, nearly all of them on upper floors rather than at street level, and most run private rooms deep into the night. Queens has a second concentration along Northern Boulevard in Flushing, and the East Village has a cluster around St Marks Place.

Later than almost anywhere. Koreatown, the East Village rooms and Flushing all keep going into the small hours as a matter of routine, and 5 Bar Karaoke and Anytime Karaoke, both on West 32nd Street, stay open longest of all on Friday and Saturday nights. The KaraokeList app has each venue's hours.

Yes, plenty. Private rooms rented by the hour are the whole of Koreatown, most of Flushing, and both St Marks Place venues. Sign-up-and-sing bars make up the rest of the list, from Manhattan and Brooklyn out to Jersey City.

Iggy's on the Upper East Side runs karaoke every day of the week. In Koreatown, 5 Bar, Anytime Karaoke and Space Karaoke are all open seven days, and 101 KTV in Flushing opens its rooms every afternoon. A weeknight is no obstacle in this city — though nights change, so check before you go.

For a Friday or Saturday in Koreatown, yes — ten venues on one block does not mean ten venues with space. Weeknights you can usually walk in. Open-mic bars never take bookings; you turn up and put your name down.

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.