Sing. Nobody's judging. Everybody's watching.
Three nights a week the first floor turns into the room where somebody's cousin does Journey and, for four minutes, means every word of it.
We sing. Not "we host karaoke" — we sing, most weeks, somewhere on the Main Line. So we know exactly what a karaoke room needs and exactly what ruins one… a sound system that makes everybody sound worse, a host who hogs the mic, a kitchen that closed an hour before you got brave. We are not building that.
When
| Tuesday | Eight to eleven. Taco plate, six dollars, all night. The cheapest good night out on this stretch of Lancaster Avenue. |
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| Thursday | Nine to eleven thirty, straight after the comedy open mic. Happy hour comes back nine to eleven, so the second half of the night costs less than the first. |
| Friday | Eight to eleven thirty. The bar menu runs to midnight, and so does the room. |
Every one of them on the first floor — the main room — and every one of them no cover. Walk in.
The standing week
- Tuesday Karaoke Night 8pm–11pm Weekly karaoke on the first floor.
- Wednesday Channel 660 8pm Game show night. A different format every week, from eight. Starts Wed, Oct 7
- Thursday Open Mic Comedy 7:30pm–9pm Sign up at the bar. Comics first, then the mic opens up.
- Thursday Karaoke 9pm–11:30pm Straight after comedy. Runs late.
- Friday Karaoke Night 8pm–11:30pm Weekly karaoke on the first floor.
- Saturday DJ Night 8pm Every other Saturday, from eight. Midnight and later when the room wants it.
How it works
Put your name in with the host when you get here — Jason on Tuesday and Thursday, DJ Durk on Friday. No sign-up sheet the day before, no app, no group text to coordinate. Pick a song, wait your turn, and when it is your turn the room is on your side. That is the deal we make with everybody who gets up.
Do you have ___? Almost certainly. Jason runs KaraFun, DJ Durk runs Karaoke Nights — thousands of songs across every genre either way, from the ones everybody knows to the ones only you know, and both catalogs keep growing. If it charted, it is probably in there. If it did not, ask anyway.
First time? Go second or third, not first and not last. Sing something you already know the words to without the screen. And eat before you sing, not after — the kitchen runs five to nine, and nobody has ever sounded better on an empty stomach.
The room
White tufted couches, string lights in the windows, a bar within reach of the mic. Small enough that a good chorus fills it, big enough that you are not singing into somebody's dinner. Restrooms on the same floor. No stairs between you and the stage — the first floor is fully accessible, wheelchair and all.
After eight the bar menu carries on — burgers, salads, bar bites & flatbreads — until ten Tuesday and Thursday and midnight Friday. The whole card.
Bring the whole table
Karaoke is the easiest group night on the calendar because nothing has to be organized — the room does the organizing. Birthdays, the book club, the eight people from work who only ever talk at each other on a screen.
Nine or more, or you want a table held on a Friday, ask about a group and a person answers, usually the same day. Work in a restaurant or a bar? Tuesday and Thursday are Hospitality Circle nights — ten percent off the food.
Want the whole thing to yourselves? We will happily host a private karaoke night in The Loft — the room, the system, a host, and forty people who all know each other and the words to the same songs. Ask about a date.
Getting here, getting home
Berwyn station is directly across the street — SEPTA's Paoli/Thorndale line. Take the train in, sing, take the train home. If it is a rideshare instead, show us the booking and we take money off the check. How we run the room.
Driving: private lot behind the building off Main Avenue, street parking, and public lots a short walk away. Fifteen minutes from King of Prussia. Minutes from Devon, Wayne, Paoli & Malvern.
Questions
- Is there a cover charge for karaoke?
- No. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday karaoke are free to walk into. The only nights with a cover at 660 LIVE are ticketed shows in The Loft, and every one of those is marked on the calendar with a ticket link.
- Do I need to sign up in advance?
- No. Put your name in with the host when you arrive — Jason on Tuesday and Thursday, DJ Durk on Friday. If you are coming with a big group and want a table held, tell us and we will hold one.
- What time does karaoke start?
- Eight on Tuesday and Friday. Nine on Thursday, after the comedy open mic finishes. It runs to eleven on Tuesday and eleven thirty on Thursday and Friday — later on a Friday when the room wants it.
- Can I bring my kids to karaoke?
- Until ten at night, yes — under-21s are welcome with a parent or guardian, and a Tuesday at eight is a good night for it. After ten it is twenty-one and over and we check ID at the door.
- What songs do you have?
- Thousands, across every genre — KaraFun on Tuesday and Thursday with Jason, Karaoke Nights on Friday with DJ Durk, and both catalogs keep growing. Ask for it by name and the host will find it or tell you straight.
- Is there food during karaoke?
- Yes. The kitchen runs five to nine, Tuesday through Saturday, and the bar menu — burgers, salads, bar bites & flatbreads — runs to ten Tuesday and Thursday and to midnight on Friday. Tuesday is the six-dollar taco plate, all night.
- Is the karaoke room accessible?
- Yes. Karaoke is on the first floor, which is step-free — lounge, bar and restrooms included. More on accessibility.
- Where is the next karaoke night?
- The next dates are on the karaoke page of the calendar — it updates itself from our bookings, so it is always current.
Hold a table for karaoke
Up to eight books online in a minute. Nine or more, tell us the night and the headcount.