Yes, it’s pegged as a karaoke and chicken wing bar, and it delivers on both.

Korean grocery store H Mart hosts a biweekly family-friendly karaoke party within its food hall Market Eatery, with plenty of K-Pop songs. It takes place every other Friday from 8 to 10 p.m., which also features beer and wine specials.

Common Interest is all about karaoke, from the bingo and roulette variations, private rooms, and all-out concerts in the common main stage area. Get an early start in the private rooms, which are free on weekdays from open until 7 p.m. with food and drink minimums.

Hi Tunes brought back its very late hours (or very early, depending on how you look at it), where you can sing your heart out until 5 a.m. on Friday and Saturday with BYOB drinks.

Austin Karaoke is another late night BYOB spot with rooms available ’till way early morning at either 3 a.m. Sunday to Thursday, or 5 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Students can take advantage of the college discount.

South Congress dive karaoke bar Ego’s Lounge is tricky to find, but it’s worth it for dedicated amateur singers. Get there early to snag a spot.

Karaoke goes to a whole ’nother level at the Highball, where guests can live out their fantasies in one of the seven decked-out themed private rooms, including the Black Lodge from Twin Peaks, and a Nintendo wonderland. Each room, available for reservation or walk-up, comes with a private server for everyone’s booze needs.

For more indie and punk rock songs, Karaoke Underground sets up shop at far south Austin bar Indian Roller every third Saturday of the month.