Whether you’re belting out Beyoncé or crooning a classic from The Cranberries, Dublin’s karaoke scene is alive and thriving. From quirky themed bars to private rooms with neon lights and massive song libraries, there’s something for every kind of singer in the city.

If you’re planning a night out with friends or just want your five minutes of musical fame, here are the top karaoke spots in Dublin that hit all the right notes.

The Best Karaoke Spots in Dublin

1. Marrakesh By Mindo – Capel Street

Best for: Private groups & endless pop playlists

Hidden above a Moroccan restaurant on Capel Street, Marrakesh By Mindo offers five sleek private karaoke rooms, complete with cosy couches, big screens, and serious mic quality.

• 100+ Rihanna songs? Yes.
• A fully licensed bar and tasty food? Also yes.
• A solid choice for birthday parties or post-dinner singing sessions.

121-122 Capel Street, Dublin 1
marrakesh.ie

2. Wigwam – Middle Abbey Street

Best for: Quirky vibes & spontaneous fun

Wigwam adds a tropical twist to the karaoke experience. Their beach shack-themed karaoke room, decked out with palm trees and rum barrels, is ideal for chilled-out groups looking to let loose.

• Themed nights and a strong cocktail game
• Classic and modern karaoke hits
• A great spot to start (or end) your night

54 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1
wigwamdublin.com

3. The George – South Great George’s Street

Best for: High-energy performances & drag-hosted glamour

This iconic LGBTQ+ venue is home to Dublin’s legendary ‘Saturgays Karaoke’. Hosted by fabulous drag queens, the night mixes camp classics, pop bangers, and plenty of sass.

• Open karaoke in front of a lively crowd
• Expect big reactions, disco balls, and a lot of sequins
• One of the most inclusive and electric karaoke nights in Ireland

89 South Great George’s Street, Dublin 2
thegeorge.ie

4. The Workman’s Club – Wellington Quay

Best for: Late-night legends

If you’re a night owl, The Workman’s Club delivers the goods with Sunday night karaoke starting at 11:30 PM. Held in the main room with a capacity of 300+, this is one for the brave.

• Indie anthems and crowd singalongs
• A buzzing mix of locals and music lovers
• Not for the faint-hearted—but definitely memorable

9-10 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2
theworkmansclub.com

5. Boba Bar – Parnell Street

Best for: Multilingual karaoke with a bubble tea twist

Upstairs at Boba Bar, two disco-lit karaoke rooms offer a unique mix of Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, Japanese, and English tracks. It’s a go-to for the city’s international community and karaoke purists.

• Order Vietnamese street food and bubble tea between songs
• Intimate setting with great acoustics
• A hidden gem for global hits

Parnell Street, Dublin 1

6. Woolshed Baa & Grill – Parnell Street

Best for: Aussie charm and a packed room of energy

On Thursday nights, this sports bar transforms into a karaoke hotspot. The Woolshed is known for its laid-back atmosphere, cheap pints, and big crowd reactions.

• Classic singalong tunes
• Sporty crowd, rowdy fun
• Great for large groups and tourists

Unit 4 Parnell Centre, Dublin 1
woolshedbaa.com

7. The Bernard Shaw – Drumcondra

Best for: Private parties and massive song libraries

Now settled in Drumcondra, the new Bernard Shaw location offers a dedicated upstairs karaoke room. With over 46,000 songs, there’s no excuse not to find your jam.

• Private space, chill setting
• Great for casual nights and after-work blowouts
• Book ahead—it fills up fast

Prospect Road (Whitworth Road), Dublin 9
thebernardshaw.com

Final Note

Dublin’s karaoke scene is a brilliant mix of rowdy, refined, and ridiculous—and that’s what makes it so much fun. Whether you’re chasing power ballads, cheesy 90s bops, or multilingual magic, you’ll find a mic with your name on it.

So warm up those vocal cords and get booking—Dublin’s ready to hear you sing.

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