27th November 2025

Get Singing at the Best Karaoke Bars in Leeds

All the world’s a stage – it's time to sing like a star.

Last updated 27th November 2025 Food and Drink Originally written

Whether you can hold a tune or just hold a mic, here are the best karaoke bars in Leeds to show off your singing skills.

One of the best things you can do on a night out with your mates, you can live out your dreams of being a pop star at karaoke. Or, let’s be honest, just belt out your favourite song and hope you don’t get it too wrong. There’s nothing else for it! Head out to one of these karaoke bars in Leeds and see if you can mix it with the likes of Adele, Dua Lipa and Frank Sinatra.

Mix Karaoke Bar

One of the most popular dedicated karaoke bars in Leeds, Mix has a real buzz about it as soon as you ascend the staircase that faces on to New Briggate. If you don’t mind belting out ‘Gin & Juice’ or ‘Buffalo Stance’ in front of a bunch of strangers, put your name down and you can get up on the stage in the main karaoke lounge with a full on PA system.

Alternatively, you and your pals can hire one of seven different themed party rooms and have your very own private do – you can even pre-pick your songs. It’s open until late from Wednesday to Saturday, giving you plenty of time to belt your hearts out. Cocktails and karaoke – what’s not to like?

Where? Mix Karaoke Bar, 28 New Briggate, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 6NU.
How much? A private karaoke room has a standard hire rate of £8 per person per hour (minimum 10 people per booking).
Book it: mixkaraoke.co.uk

Roxy Ball Room

Karaoke room at Roxy Ball Room in Leeds with bench seating and graffiti walls

You might know Roxy Ball Room best for its beer pong, shuffleboard and pool tables, but it also has private karaoke booths that you can hire by the hour in its Merrion Street home. The trio of booths are down in the basement, and you won’t be short of big hits to belt out – they’ve got over 100,000 songs to choose from!

Get the drinks in, pile into your room, and you and your buddies can sing up a storm in total privacy – with rooms being fully sound-proofed so you can belt to your heart’s content. There are two mics for duet numbers and comfortable bench seating, with the ability to order food and drink from QR codes on the tables for less queuing and more crooning.

Where? Roxy Ball Room, 9a Merrion Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 6PQ.
How much? Room bookings cost from £8 per person per hour, with capacity ranging from eight to 30 people.
Book it: roxyleisure.co.uk

House of Fu

A bar area and decks, with records in the background, at House of Fu Hello Music Lounge

Credit: Reece Leung

This karaoke bar in Leeds is from the folks behind Belgrave and Headrow House, so you know it’s going to be a good one. It sits as part of their ramen restaurant House of Fu, so you can slurp your way through some noodles in preparation for puttin’ on the hits.

In your very own private karaoke room, you’ll find an impressive supply of tunes ready to play from their catalogue, and you can even queue tracks and bust out those duets with two mics on hand. There are five 70s-style booths in total, kitted out with state-of-the-art sound systems and comfortable seating. Prices start at £50 per hour, but students can enjoy free karaoke on Wednesdays (excluding December).

Where? Hello Karaoke, House of Fun, 15-19 The Headrow, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 6PU.
How much? Small room hire for £50 per hour, large room for up to 26 people for £100 per hour.
Book it: hellohouseoffu.com/karaoke-cocktails

K-Cube

A low, neon-lit private karaoke room at the K-Cube karaoke bar

Looking for a premium karaoke experience? Look no further than K-Cube, a long-lasting Leeds karaoke bar that’s sure to hit all the right notes. They have six stunning private rooms, so whether you’re in a group of six or 20, there’s a space for you and your budding group of singing superstars.

As you’re channelling your inner Beyoncé, be sure to make use of their extensive drinks menu and light bites, which they deliver directly to your own private booth. Their prices start at £10 per person, per hour, on Sunday to Thursday. Or, you can choose from their special packages, which include at least two hours of singing, food and credit towards drinks – all you have to worry about is your song choice!

Where? K Cube, 82 Merrion Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 8LW.
How much? Minimum spend requirement of £40 per hour for parties of 4 or less, Sunday to Thursday, inclusive of food and drink. Fixed room charge of £40 per hour for parties of 4 or less, Friday and Saturday. Packages start from £138 for Bronze for up to six people.
Book it: kcubeleeds.co.uk

BOX

Two girls singing karaoke in BOX bar with microphones, holding fruity cocktails

If you want to put your pipes to the test, there’s no better place to do so than at BOX. You can sing your heart out in your own fully equipped private room, with access to a huge library of tracks, as well as hundreds of themed song lists which means you can go from song-to-song.

Their Strong Room is a great space for groups of up to 20 to get down on it. If you can’t whittle down your friend list, book The Vault for up to 40 people. You’ll even have the option to have your own personal bartender for the evening so you can focus on what’s important – being the singing star you really are.

Where? BOX, 15 Infirmary Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 2JS.
How much? £45 per hour on Sunday to Wednesday, £60 per hour on Thursday to Saturday. Minimum of six guests per booking.
Book it: theboxbar.co.uk

Andrew Porter-Emery Senior Writer

Andrew Porter-Emery is a Senior Writer at Leeds-List with more than 20 years' experience writing about food, drink and culture across Yorkshire. An author of three books and former contributor to the Guardian, Observer, NME and The Face, he has an encyclopaedic knowledge of Leeds – its restaurants, bars, live music venues and everything in between – and knows what separates good from great. When he's not writing, you'll find him at a city gig, at a table somewhere new or, ideally, reading a book in a pub with something interesting in his glass.

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