Sunset Lounge

I found this place when doing a search for open mic comedy nights... does this bar host one? If so, when is it?

Karaoke and Trivia nights only, sorry!

What days and times are karokee here?

Tuesday- Sunday. 9:30 PM- 1AM

Hi Im looking for a good kareoke bar was wondering how is it 2nite?

It's always an amazing time at the Sunset Lounge! Bring your friends :)

Is there a cover charge?

No cover charge :)

18+ over allowed?

21+ only

What day(s) is(are) karaoke?

Description from the owner on the Yelp page says: "OPEN-MIC KARAOKE - 6 nights a week from 9:30pm to 1:30am (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, & Sundays)"

Hey- what kind of system does this place have for karaoke, please? Would like to know what sort of selections they have available to choose from. Do we only have a finite number of discs to choose from? Or is there an online database I can check?

The sunset lounge use 3 15" ev speakers wall mounted and a monitor speaker on stage with 3 tvs including1 on stage showing the graphics, two wireless shure mics, there is a stage for the singers. The music database is current and vast, there is no… Read more

Is this place open?

Yep yep yep! It's still open

Can under 21s get in?

I think so.

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Review Highlights - Sunset Lounge

“But it's sooo goood I count the days to get it again.....I wanted to throw in one more thought here but I'm afraid to get 86'd....”

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