Bar News LUCKY VOICE
Lucky Voice is the UK’s leading private karaoke experience with bars located in London Soho, London Islington and Brighton, as well as a number of franchised venues across the UK. Each private karaoke pod caters for 4-15 people and comes fully equipped with touch screen technology, over 9,000 songs to choose from, the iconic Lucky Voice ‘Thirsty’ button for food and drink service, as well as a prop box for the full karaoke experience!
Lucky Voice has an extensive cocktail list - including their most popular ‘Phil Raspberry Collins’ named after the legend himself, and a range of sharer cocktails perfect for a night out with friends. Enjoy a pizza and some nibbles in their bar area, with live DJs during the weekend at Islington and Brighton for you to dance the night away to.
Lucky Voice is opening their doors to all hospitality workers with their “Singdustry” night running every Sunday-Tuesday across all 3 venues. Simply use the code SINGDUSTRY when booking online and
over the phone, or quote it if you decide to pop in for a spontaneous sing, and enjoy 2 hours free room hire! A £20 total deposit is required for groups of up to 8 people, and £40 total deposit for groups of 9 people plus which can be redeemed against food and drink on the night. In addition to all of this, only one person in the group needs to prove they work in the industry to qualify (with a recent payslip or ID card), so gather together your friends and head down to your nearest Lucky Voice for a night to remember. We look forward to hearing you soon!
Drinks deposit required for booking
Lucky Voice Soho: 020 7439 3660 Lucky Voice Islington: 0207 354 6280 Lucky Voice Brighton: 0127 371 5770
hello@luckyvoice.com
www.luckyvoice.com
18 JUNE/JULY 2016
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