See our Loud List of the best and worst of metal karaoke. Typically, we like to focus our Loud Lists on rock and metal musicians and things that happen at concerts. This week, it's all about fans ...

Karaoke can be a great time, as everyday people can get up onstage and simply grab a microphone and unleash their inner rockstar. But let's be honest, not everyone's inner rockstar is as tried and ...

Move over, Rob Halford: Tony from Bensonhurst, NY, is coming for your job. We learned of this last night, when dozens of heavy metal fans descended upon Brooklyn's Saint Vitus Bar to participate in ...

You can sing? Great. You can't? Great. It doesn't matter on Planet Karaoke, where everyone is a star -- at least for a fleeting moment. There are countless places around town that host karaoke, ...

Any other night of the week, Nithya Rajendran might get lost in the crowd of black jeans, T-shirts, tattoos and Budweiser tall boys at Bar Matchless. However, Wednesday nights at the Greenpoint, ...

Blasko, bassist for Ozzy Osbourne, will be part of the house band, which also includes Prong's Tommy Victor on guitar and Rob Zombie's Tommy Cluefetos on drums, at Heavy Metal Karaoke, which will be a ...

So you wanna be a rock star? As long as your tastes lean toward Guns N’ Roses and the Clash, punk rock/ heavy metal karaoke may be the best way to get your headbanging on. At NYC club Arlene’s Grocery ...

Where there's metal, there's blood. Bloodstock Open Air, that is – held annually at Catton Hall in Derbyshire, England. This year, the festival runs August 14-16. After pounding your body in the pit ...

Spotlight Karaoke is a popular Galleria-area destination that has been open for more than 15 years now. Located at Westheimer and Fountainview, it holds a large space with several rooms’ worth of ...

Feeling uninspired by your usual going-out routine? Consider a karaoke bar. Even if you can’t sing, at the very least, you’ll get a few good belly laughs out of watching your friends belt out “A Whole ...

ST. JOHN'S - On a recent Friday night, amid the howling winds of an incoming hurricane, two people dressed as skeletons grinned as Chris Lahey screamed into a microphone. Enjoy unlimited reading on ...