Where to sing karaoke in Stockholm

K Karaoke on Odenplan has private rooms for 4-40 people, inspired by Japanese karaoke culture. Thousands of songs in different genres, two microphones and room service are all included - order in cocktails, beer, fizz or non-alcoholic options if you're thirsty.

Pop Story is passionate about popular culture in all its forms, including singin and music – especially of the really poppy variety. A variety of options are available for those who want to belt out some hits: book a private karaoke room, hire the entire restaurant with a stage, or just drop by spontaneously for a song or two. For hen parties, kick-offs, and other celebrations, special package arrangements are offered.

There are karaoke nights at Harry B James in Kungsträdgården every night of the week. Make sure you get there early if you want to sing as many songs as possible.

This Södermalm pub runs karaoke five days a week and everyone's welcome to get up on stage. Just put your name down on the evening's list and wait for your song number. Fridays and Saturdays are party karaoke nights and the list can get very long.

This classic spot on Kungsgatan has a nightclub and karaoke bar for anyone who wants to get up on stage. Perform some golden oldies in front of friends and strangers - the karaoke bar is open to all. If you want to eat you need to book a table in advance.

Enjoy the atmosphere at this Irish pub in the Old Town. Their cellar bar plays host to live bands and DJs as well as karaoke in front of the crowd. Naturally you can combine singing with pub grub and beer, or perhaps watch a live-broadcast sports match.

Rock fans can get up on stage and grab the mike at Pub Anchor on Sveavägen. The pub is a real rock hangout and they arrange rock karaoke every Tuesday and Sunday from 10.30pm. If you'd rather see a band they also put on live shows every week.

There are masses of activities to choose from at Tolv Stockholm in Globen, including karaoke. O'Learys karaoke bar has private rooms for up to 12 people, equipped with more than 80 000 songs. If you like you can order drinks in your room or eat dinner at O'Learys.

Food is probably the first thing that springs to mind when you think about S2 food court, but they actually have many more strings to their bow. Post-work fun, and music for example, and, not least, karaoke. They have seven private karaoke lounges that can be booked for singing your heart out in with your gang, and handily, they're also nice and close to the food.

Asian gastropub Goma wakes up early and stays up late. Start off with something to drink and some sharing dishes in this design-led restaurant before you head to a karaoke booth for singing, dancing and perhaps a cocktail or two. Their karaoke room, Gorma, is bookable in advance and can be accessed via a private entrance.

On the top floor of Österlånggatan 17, you can sing your heart out to old and newer hits in your very own karaoke bar. Licor 43 karaoke bar can be booked for parties of up to 15 people for birthday parties, kick- offs or simply a fun night out.  Keep your pipes well lubricated with bubbly drinks, as well as snacks and nibbles - and of course, as the bar's name suggests, the occasional hotshot.

You don't just come here for hotpot and yaki, but also to live out your popstar dreams in one of the karaoke rooms. There's space for 12 and 30 people respectively to spend the whole evening singing, drinking, and enjoying Asian food. With over 60,000 songs to choose from, your favourites are almost guaranteed to be included.

Have a rummage amongst the dressing-up clothes in the costume wardrobe at Såstaholm manor in Täby kyrkby, unleash your inner artist and have a blast with your colleagues. Karaoke is offered when you come for a conference.