Turn a night out with your friends into a sing-along in Ouachita Parish. There’s also nothing wrong with going by yourself if you’re into a solo performance. You might find your tribe by the end of the night – that’s the beauty of karaoke! Spend your late evenings using your playful singing voice at one of these spots in Monroe-West Monroe that offers visitors the time to shine on the mic.

ULTRA Karaoke Bar & Lounge

Let the crowd hear your voice at ULTRA Karaoke Bar & Lounge in West Monroe! There’s no such thing as shyness at this lounge when you have a fun host, specials on beverages and buddies that are there to help bring your voice out. Make your night unforgettable!

Sippers Sports Bar

Catch the mic when you can at Sippers Sports Bar! They give you and your crew a shot on Wednesday nights after you’ve had your dinner at home to express yourself, even if it’s offkey. Get your midweek pickup with your friends at this sports bar in Monroe!

Enoch's Irish Pub

Here’s another place you can find a good midweek karaoke session, and it’s for a good cause! Enoch’s Irish Pub in Monroe has karaoke on Wednesday nights, hosted by 318 Swampers. The money that’s raised goes to select charity groups periodically, but it often goes to St. Vincent de Paul Community Pharmacy. That’s karaoke for a good cause for you!

Arena Billiards Bar & Grill

Get the hang of some weekend karaoke fun at Arena Billiards Bar & Grill in West Monroe! Enjoy some food and drink specials while being the star of the night (or the moment) at this lively sports bar. Enjoy karaoke from the audience or be brave and show what you got!

Chunk It Axe

Chunk It Axe (formerly Savage Axe) in Monroe has an axe for you to throw and a mic for you to grab and sing. Rain or shine, they’re always ready to bring in some fun, dancing and singing for karaoke lovers. Check their Facebook to see when they pull out the mic for crews to come and sing!

Author

Kenya Ross

Public Relations & Media Coordinator

Kenya is the Public Relations and Media Coordinator for Discover Monroe-West Monroe, shaping the stories of the Twin Cities’ attractions, local eateries, awards, and experiences at hotels. She writes independently on her LinkedIn on tourism development in Ouachita Parish. She’s also been published in Lola Magazine where she’s written about winter fashion, community, and a local coffee shop. When she’s not writing, she’s grabbing a Black Earl Grey Tea latte to drink, watching old Disney movies, and finding as many Michael Jackson archives as she possibly can!