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Are you harboring a set of hidden golden pipes? Have you been called the songbird of your generation? Does the sweet sound of Journey pull you to the stage like a siren song? Whether you can belt out 'I Will Survive,' with the best of 'em, or you just like to sit back and take it all in, This Week in Sarasota is here to help you find the right karaoke night to showcase your skills '” or lack thereof.
When and where: 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Sundays / 2257 Ringling Blvd / 952-1730
About: As it turns out, there actually are things to do on Sundays that don't involve football. So, if you need a post-game pick-me-up or you're just looking to delay that inevitable Monday-morning alarm a little longer, head over to Shamrock for an intimate night of crooning.
When and where: Private: 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday to Friday and 1 p.m. to 2 a.m. Saturdays. Public lounge opens at 9 p.m. daily / 4400 S. Tamiami Trail / 926-3434
About: For the more tonally timid, or those in search of a more traditional karaoke experience, Kroaky's offers private rooms for a rental fee in addition to a free public lounge. Fire up your favorite track and sing along '” the bar even offers recording options for an additional $10.
When and where: 10 p.m. Thursday through Saturday / 1200 Old Stickney Point Road / 349-3885
About: A local favorite, Captain Curt's offers an enthusiastic and eclectic crowd of singers of varying styles and abilities. There are definitely a few regular standout performers, but its relaxed environment s welcoming to any singer. Be sure to look for Buzz '” a Captain Curt's regular with a great sense of flair and a rousing rendition of 'Cotton Eye Joe.'
When and where: 10 p.m. Fridays / 3428 N Tamiami Trail / 355-9849
About: Friday-night karaoke at Memories Lounge is considered a must-do at one of the most beloved dive bars in town. The night starts at 10 p.m., but things really start to pick up around 11 p.m. A word of caution, however'” this is an especially smoker-friendly karaoke night.
When and where: 10 p.m. Thursdays / 1507 Main Street / 953-6777
About: At Tavern on Main, even if you can't sing, you can at least be sure to find a good beer '” this relatively new downtown watering hole boasts more than 35 beers on tap to help ease your pre-show jitters.
