Although I’ll never summon the courage to get on stage, I enjoy a good show, and karaoke is a guilty pleasure of mine.
I relish the opportunity to sit back with a cocktail and witness the whole spectrum of human talent, ranging from dismal to spectacular.
For those who share my affinity, I put together a list of Vegas karaoke bars. As it turns out, there are plenty of options on the Strip, Fremont Street, and nearby.
I’ll link to each so that you can verify performance times before making the trip!
On The Strip
Ellis Island Karaoke Bar: Recognized as one of the best karaoke joints in Vegas, Ellis allows guests to sing along to over 10,000 song titles from 9 pm – late nightly.
While not directly on the Strip, Ellis Island is a short walk behind Cromwell and Horseshoe.
In addition to karaoke, I love Ellis Island for cheap gambling, inexpensive eats, and affordable craft beer. The unpretentious casino is worth a visit for gamblers and those who like getting more bang for their buck.
Piano Bar at Harrah’s: A hub for free entertainment, the Piano Bar hosts Rusty’s All-Star Karaoke from 6 pm – 9 pm Monday – Thursday.
In addition to karaoke, the bar also boasts Pete Vallee’s “Big Elvis” show, the Saxman Duo, and a Dueling Piano show as resident performers.
Rockhouse at Venetian: “Live Band Karaoke” fires up at 8 pm on Friday nights at Rockhouse in the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian.
The Barbershop at Cosmopolitan: A hidden speakeasy bar at Cosmopolitan, The Barbershop Cuts & Cocktails offers “Faded Karaoke” every Tuesday at 10pm.
Make reservations for The Barbershop here, and learn more about how to find the secret entrance here.
Kamu Ultra Karaoke at Venetian: Located in the Grand Canal Shoppes, Kamu Ultra offers an upscale version of karaoke on the Strip.
With 40 individual luxury suites and 6 VIP rooms, Kamu is perfect for group or work events. Unlike the typical dive bar where karaoke is found, Kamu’s decor is next level with each private room featuring a different theme, and all are stunning.
Boasting enticing menu items like Maine Lobster Rolls, Kimchi Fried Rice, Korean Fried Chicken, and a Grand Shellfish Tower, your stomach won’t be disappointed either.
Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar at Mandalay Bay: Separated from the rest of the venue, Flanker’s Karaoke room can be rented by groups of up to 20.
Red Tail at Resorts World: If you’d rather not belt out your favorite songs in front of a crowd of strangers, consider one of Red Tail’s 3 private karaoke rooms.
Karaoke Experience packages start at $50 per person for an hour.
Smelly Cat at Horseshoe: Smelly Cat is a new addition to the Grand Bazaar Shops in front of Horseshoe and will feature a song catalog of 10,000+ selections.
I recently stopped in and was impressed with the venue, which is intimate and a lot of fun.
On Fremont Street
Cat’s Meow Neonopolis: A rare Fremont Street Karaoke opportunity, Cat’s Meow offers Karaoke starting at 5pm daily. They also serve 2-1 drinks, but they aren’t cheap – 2 12oz cans of Coors Light recently cost me $12 during the promotion.
Related: Get a live look at the karaoke stage at Cat’s Meow via my rundown of Las Vegas webcams.
Don’t Tell Mama: Also tucked away in Neonopolis, Don’t Tell Mama hosts an Open Mic night daily where the staff and patrons alike are invited to perform. Note that Don’t Tell Mama is closed on Mondays.
Ninja Karaoke: Located in the Las Vegas Arts District, Ninja Karaoke offers a selection of over 150,000 songs, and updates songs offered monthly. While Ninja Karaoke serves drinks, guests are encouraged to bring their own food.
Ninja has both a bar area and karaoke rooms available for rent. Room rentals start at $35/hour.
Other Karaoke Options in Las Vegas
Dino’s: Located just north of The Strat, Dino’s is a divey (my kind of place) locals bar that offers karaoke every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday starting at 10 pm.
They say to really know a destination, you need to mingle with the local population. Get away from the mega-resorts for a night and check out an old-fashioned neighborhood bar.
Area15 – Karaoke In The Wall: The off-Strip entertainment complex hosts “Karaoke In The Wall” every other Thursday. Uniquely, they feature a specific rotating genre of music each night. Examples include classic rock, country, boy bands, Broadway, and more.
The Mint Tavern: Located just off the north end of the Strip on Sahara, The Mint offers “Karate Karaoke” on Monday nights starting at 9 pm.
Uniquely, The Mint’s facade is modeled after the long-gone Fremont Street casino that went by the same name – One of my nerdy favorites.
Whether you plan to sing or watch, I hope you find a show that works for you! Knock ’em dead!
Related: Dueling Piano Bars in Las Vegas – Kind of like karaoke, but with pianos and the whole bar singing along.
I’m a former software salesman turned Vegas aficionado. While the craps table is my preferred habitat, I pull myself away to explore new attractions, shows, restaurants, and outdoor activities around Las Vegas with the intent of sharing my experiences.
Ultimately, I just want to help folks plan a better trip and save a few bucks in the process.
Ron Ablang
Thursday 21st of August 2025
The Cat's Meow charges $10 admission fee to enter the Karaoke bar.
e j hammer
Tuesday 22nd of September 2020
can this website provide me with the current status of these karaoke places. Currently?