There’ll be peace when you are done - but in the meantime, there’ll be beautiful harmonies! This song is awesome for showing off your clean ’80s rock vocals, or for gathering a group of friends to show off multiple parts together. For a faster tempo and a bit less of a challenge, try “Mamma Mia”. Take a chance on disco! “Dancing Queen” is another fun song to sing as a duet, and will definitely get the audience jamming. Your rendition of this hot ’80s hit will leave the crowd wanting more! Alternatively, you can tell them to “Hit Me with Your Best Shot”. Shake up the evening with “It’s My Life” or “You Give Love a Bad Name”. Alternatively, work on your stage presence and sense of rhythm, without having to worry about melody, with the mostly spoken “Give It Away”.īon Jovi is one of the most requested artists for karaoke and covers, but people tend to stick with the same songs. Show off your funky taste with this somber song. Red Hot Chili Peppers – “Californication” You could also run with “Runnin’ With the Devil”, or be a little goofy with “Panama”.ġ2. For another classic Sublime song, practice some “Santeria”.Ĭome on and jump! This fun song is one of Van Halen’s best-known classics. This smooth, universally-lovable anthem of modern rock will give the whole bar a moment at peace together, as everyone agrees that lovin’ is, indeed, what they’ve got. This is one of those fun songs to sing that everyone requests by the bonfire in the middle of summer. The Indigo Girls are ideal for any female vocalists (or a female with a male singing down the octave) to show off those duet skills! The beautiful, contemplative “Galileo” is a spunky folk rock piece, or you could also try their slightly less ephemeral “Closer to Fine”. If you like relationship songs, consider “Head Over Feet” (or, to vent about a very different relationship, try “You Oughta Know”). This optimistic alt-rock poem is a great mid-range piece, with complex lyrics (hey, that’s why there’s a screen) but an easy melody. Enjoy the punkier side of Jett’s legacy with “Bad Reputation”, or slow it down with “Crimson and Clover”.Ĩ. Add some versatility by trying Etheridge’s other major hit “I’m the Only One”, or her version of “What’s Going On”.Įveryone loves rock and roll! No, seriously, everyone loves “I Love Rock n’ Roll”. This slightly eerie anthem of admiration is a beautiful way to show off a lyric tenor or contralto range. For more deep, emotional amazing work by Joplin, try “Me and Bobby McGee”.Ħ. Take a deep breath and sing from your diaphragm for this one – “Piece of My Heart” is a great song for baring your soul. When they request that you do another Billy Joel song, whip out “Just the Way You Are”. This is one of those songs that makes the room pause and listen – and when you let yourself get into it, they’re sure to be singing with you on the last chorus. For more drama, try “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”. Practically every song by these guys is bound to be a hit, which can make it hard to choose! Stand out from the crowd (everyone’s heard “Hey, Jude” enough) with “Twist and Shout”, or a more dramatic song like “You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away”.īreaking out your best Elvis impersonation is another great way to please the crowd! Classics like “Heartbreak Hotel” as well as “Jailhouse Rock” should get everyone singing along.Ĭhange up the beat of the night with the Supremes! This catchy tune works for a soloist or group. Check out our ideas below for fun songs to sing at your next karaoke night: However, if your mind goes blank at the bar, you’re not alone! Song ideas aren’t always easy to come up with. Karaoke always makes for a fun night, and it’s a great chance to practice singing. How much do you love karaoke? There’s nothing quite like taking over the stage and having a blast singing with all your friends, or impressing the crowd with an enthusiastic solo! Editor’s Note: See our updated post of the best karaoke songs!
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