The Adams Morgan sports bar with stellar Filipino fare from chef Jo-Jo Valenzuela hosts karaoke nights here and there starting at 9 p.m. Crowdpleasers include $7 drink specials and Valenzuela’s fabulous fried chicken.

Adams Morgan’s Muzette is known for itsprivate room karaoke, but many amateur performers probably don't know that it's also a Korean restaurant with dishes like bulgogi and bibimbap. The place is closed on Mondays but opens at 5 p.m. on Tuesdays through Sundays. Choose from over 70,000 songs in many languages.

For indie rock fans, head to Shaw dive DC9 on certain Sundays to belt out all sorts of throwbacks.Karaoke.sexy also hostsat D.C.’s Looking Glass Lounge.

In Shaw,stylish sushi spotZeppelin’s dining room turns into akaraoke barThursday through Saturday starting at 10:30 p.m. Turn to servers to order plates of yakitori grilled with Japanese charcoal or to request a turn at the microphone. Table reservations are required for karaoke, and there’s a table minimum.

Tucked into an alley near Thomas Circle, gay bar the Green Lantern hostsmultiple karaoke nights. There’s hosted karaoke nights on Sundays to Wednesdays starting at 9:30 p.m. Don't be surprised to see some shirtless performers step up to the mic.

The Georgetown Harbor seafood stalwart hosts karaoke on Tuesdays from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Simply show up and sign up.

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Hit the mic from Wednesday and Thursday, 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.; Friday and Saturday, noon to 2 a.m.; and Sundays by email request.

H Street’slively destination for Afro-Caribbean cuisinehosts industry karaoke night every Monday, inviting hospitality friends to kick back and belt it out on their night off. Festivities kick off at 7:30 p.m. with food and drink specials and hookah.

The line for smoked brisket and Czech sausage from Central Texas is upstairs, but downstairs is where the party's at. On Wednesdays (check the calendar), there’s karaoke with a live band and $6 tickets. Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.)was spotted down below at karaoke nightlast month, but the embattled congressman reportedly didn’t sing.

Regular lip sync battles at the upstairs Barracks Row hangout invite singers to take their singing skills to new heights. There’s always karaoke on tap Tuesdays and Fridays, too.

In addition to bowling and foosball, thisthree-story Ballston entertainment complexboasts private room karaoke. Order green chorizo fries at rooms for parties of either two to four or five to 10 people. Karaoke for groups up to four costs $35 per hour and $45 for up to 10.

This retro gay bar in Crystal City brings glam and pizzazz to the local karaoke scene, with karaoke every night of the week until 1:30 a.m. Whether it's Donna Summer or Cher (or even "Little Shop of Horrors"), the eclectic crowd isn't shy. And the burger is solid, too. The party typically started at 8 p.m.

Annandale is jam packed with prime karaoke spots, and Cafe Tu Ah is one of them. Kimchi fried rice, yogurt soju shooters, and Korean chicken wings are also reason to visit. A snazzy touch screen filled with songs lets crooners quickly peruse and play. And fans of Honey Pig Korean BBQ know that Da-in next-door is a great option for private room karaoke.