Where to do karaoke

Where to do karaoke

First things first: karaoke is a serious business in Italy. It may prove a challenge to wrestle the microphone out of the hands of the semi-professional and perfectly groomed soprano in charge of the evening. You should also bear in mind that a sober Italian audience might not find

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Thu 30 Jan 2014 1:00 AM

First things first: karaoke is a serious business in Italy. It may prove a challenge to wrestle the microphone out of the hands of the semi-professional and perfectly groomed soprano in charge of the evening.

You should also bear in mind that a sober Italian audience might not find your rendition of Dancing Queen as amusing as lively revellers do in the United States and elsewhere around the world.

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That aside, Florence offers several opportunities for a good old karaoke night.

 

On Friday and Saturday nights, grab a pizza at La Rotonda (via il Prato 10–16, 055/2654644), before regaling a restaurant full of diners with your version of Italian and English hits.

 

Italy’s oldest American-style bar, Red Garter (via dei Benci 33–35r, 055/2480909) hosts a karaoke night with DJ sets on Friday, Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday nights.

 

Other popular karaoke venues include Uncle Jimmy’s (via dei Pescioni 5r, 055/0192435) on Wednesday nights, and Kiwi Karaoke Bar (via Fratelli Bronzetti 12d, 338/4690306), Tuesday through Sunday, near the Fiorentina soccer stadium.

 

Come along to the TF karaoke meet-and-greet night on February 12, 9pm, at Red Garter, via dei Benci 33r.

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