It's simpler than you think.

You don't need to sing well. You don't need to prepare. You just need to show up and pick a song.

01

Check the catalog.

Browse 382 songs on our website or on the printed list at the event. Rock, pop, country, funk, hip-hop — it's all there. Find something you know, something you love, or something you've always wanted to try.

02

Put your name on the list.

Tell the host your name and your song. They'll add you to the rotation. Groups and duets? Absolutely — some of the best moments are when friends go up together.

03

Wait for your name.

Grab a drink. Watch other people sing. Cheer them on. The host keeps the rotation moving and makes sure everyone gets a shot.

04

Get on stage.

The host calls your name. You walk up. There's a wireless mic in your hand and a screen with lyrics right in front of you. The band is behind you — drums, bass, guitar, keys. They're ready.

05

The band counts in.

They play the intro. You hear the real song — not a backing track, not a MIDI file, a real band playing real instruments. When the lyrics start, you sing. And something happens: the crowd goes with you.

06

You just performed with a live band.

The song ends. People cheer. You walk off stage with the biggest grin of the night. Your friends are recording. Strangers are high-fiving you. That's the moment everyone remembers.

What you need to know.

Before the event

We handle setup. We arrive ~2 hours before doors for load-in and soundcheck. You provide stage space and power — we bring everything else, or work with your venue's existing system.

During the show

Our host runs the room. They manage the song rotation, hype the crowd between performers, and keep the energy moving. You don't need to manage anything — just enjoy your event.

The song list

Want to limit the catalog to fit your crowd? We can curate a custom list. Want the full 382? That works too. Your call.

After the show

Load-out takes about an hour. We leave the space clean. And your guests leave talking about the best event they've been to in years.