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Karaoke inSpokane
East Sprague Avenue keeps karaoke at 11105 and at 11110 — the Iron Horse and the New Jade Lounge, five street numbers apart in Spokane Valley. In town, the singing simply never stops: Monterey Cafe on Washington, PJ's Pub on Monroe and the Star on Hamilton all run seven nights a week.
For a metro of twelve confirmed venues, Spokane has arranged things generously. The Monterey Cafe on North Washington runs karaoke seven nights, 9pm to 2am. PJ's Pub on Monroe does seven as well, and The Star on North Hamilton makes it three, singing every night at 9. Any evening, no planning, pick one.
The rest sorts itself by street. East Sprague in the Valley holds the Iron Horse and the New Jade Lounge five street numbers apart, while West Sprague has Wednesdays at Nyne. North Market Street runs from the Yard Bird Tavern at 5209 up to the Lariat Inn in Mead at 11820 — one road, most of a week.
4 confirmed venues
The bars that never stop
Three nightly rooms and the Valley's near-nightly fourth. Most of Spokane's karaoke hours live right here.
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Monterey Cafe
9 N Washington St · Washington StSeven nights, 9pm to 2am — the latest confirmed close in the metro, held every single day. The default, and deservedly.
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PJ's Pub
1717 N Monroe St · Monroe StKaraoke seven nights a week on North Monroe. No start time to memorise, no night to avoid.
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The Star
1329 N Hamilton St · Hamilton StEvery night at 9pm on North Hamilton. The third leg of the nightly tripod, and the east side's share of it.
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Iron Horse
11105 E Sprague Ave · Spokane ValleyThe Valley's anchor: Wednesday through Saturday at 9pm, and Sunday at 8 — an hour earlier, as a Sunday should be.
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Sprague Avenue, both ends
In the Valley, the Iron Horse at 11105 East Sprague runs five nights, and five numbers along at 11110 sits The New JADE Lounge at Peking Palace, which sings on Fridays. A Friday out here is a two-venue night without moving the car far at all.
At the western end of the same avenue, Sprague turns into a Wednesday: Nyne Bar & Bistro at 232 West starts at 9pm. And elsewhere in the Valley, Green City Saloon on East Appleway takes Friday and Saturday, thickening the weekend out there further.
Market Street, and the Saturday singles
North Market Street carries the north side. The Yard Bird Tavern at 5209 North sings Wednesday through Saturday; carry on up the same road to 11820 North and you reach the Lariat Inn in Mead, whose Monday and Thursday nights make it the only venue outside the nightly three that sings on a Monday.
Saturday brings out the one-night rooms: Jackson St Bar and Grill on North Astor, and Studio K Bar on Regal on South Regal Street from 9pm — a bar with karaoke in the name, saving itself for the big night.
Questions
Where can I do karaoke in Spokane tonight?
Any night: Monterey Cafe on North Washington from 9pm to 2am, PJ's Pub on North Monroe, and the Star on North Hamilton from 9. All three run seven nights a week. Wednesday through Sunday, the Iron Horse in Spokane Valley joins them.
How late does karaoke go in Spokane?
The Monterey Cafe runs to 2am every night, the latest confirmed close in the metro. Most other rooms list a 9pm start and run until close.
Is there karaoke in Spokane Valley?
Three confirmed venues. The Iron Horse on East Sprague runs Wednesday through Saturday at 9pm and Sunday at 8. The New Jade Lounge at Peking Palace, at 11110 East Sprague, takes Fridays, and Green City Saloon on East Appleway sings Friday and Saturday.
Does Spokane have private karaoke rooms?
Not on our confirmed list — Spokane karaoke is sign-up-and-sing, to the room, every venue on this page included.
Is there karaoke on a Monday in Spokane?
Four options: the three nightly bars — Monterey Cafe, PJ's Pub and the Star — plus the Lariat Inn up in Mead, which holds Monday and Thursday nights.
Is this every karaoke bar in Spokane?
No. This page covers the venues worth knowing first. The full verified list for the Spokane area lives in the KaraokeList app, with the nights each one runs.