Karaoke Hire

Hire a karaoke machine from 26 karaoke providers across the UK for weddings, birthday parties and office or corporate events. Options range from self-service karaoke system hire, where the kit is delivered and set up for you, to a fully hosted night with an MC, wireless microphones, on-screen lyrics and a song library of thousands of tracks. Compare prices from £25 to £2891, with an average of £648, watch video demos and read 368 reviews rated 5 out of 5 by real clients, then filter by location and budget below.

Rated Excellent (5/5) from 368 reviews of Karaoke
Versatile DJ, bringing energy and elegance.

2 reviews

Houghton Le Spring, Tyne And Wear

Party DJ / Wedding DJ / Karaoke / Photo Booths / Magicians

16 reviews

Skipton, North Yorkshire

Book from £250 - get a quote

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Energetic 4-piece Covers Band (Also available as a duo!)

66 reviews

Hull, East Yorkshire

Book from £980 - get a quote

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Disco & Karaoke

14 reviews

Blackpool, Lancashire

Book from £100 - get a quote

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Join us on stage to sing your favourite songs with a live band!

2 reviews

Chesterfield, Derbyshire

Book from £1357 - get a quote

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Mobile Disco/karaoke, karaoke equipment hire, digital selfie pod hire

72 reviews

Uttoxeter, Staffordshire

Book from £250 - get a quote

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Karaoke equipment delivered to your door

17 reviews

Swadlincote, Derbyshire

Mobile Dj Entertainment Disco/ Karaoke

9 reviews

Corby, Northamptonshire

Book from £275 - get a quote

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Lighting, Sound & Stage Hire - Oxfordshire

34 reviews

Oxford, Oxfordshire

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A National Company with over 200 DJ's All UK Coverage,Choose from thre packages!

9 reviews

Sudbury, Suffolk

Book from £225 - get a quote

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Solo Country Diva performing all the best country hits from across the decades.

0 reviews

Swindon, Wiltshire

Book from £325 - get a quote

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The Stones to the Scissor Sisters - Top Covers Band

12 reviews

Swindon, Wiltshire

Book from £1292 - get a quote

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Premium karaoke machine and equipment rental nationwide.

12 reviews

North London

Book from £150 - get a quote

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Sound, Lighting, Staging and DJ equipment to rent in the London area

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North London

The live band karaoke experience

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Colchester, Essex

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Frequently asked questions


Karaoke hire packages vary between providers, but a typical setup includes a karaoke machine or touchscreen kiosk, one or two microphones (usually wireless), a speaker system, and access to a digital song library. Some packages also include a screen or monitor for displaying lyrics, mood lighting, and a microphone stand. More comprehensive packages may add a full disco lighting setup, a smoke machine, or a large screen projector for bigger venues. Check whether the quote includes delivery, setup, and collection, as some companies charge these separately. If you are hiring a DIY package delivered by courier, confirm that all cables, instructions, and any accessories you need are included in the box.

Hosted karaoke means a professional presenter or DJ comes with the equipment and runs the session for you. They manage the song queue, introduce singers, keep the energy up between performances, and handle all the technical side. This is a good option for weddings, corporate events, and larger parties where you want someone experienced keeping things moving. Self-service (or DIY) hire means the equipment is delivered to your venue and you run it yourselves. Modern karaoke systems are designed to be straightforward to operate, often with touchscreen song selection and smartphone apps for queuing songs. DIY hire is usually cheaper and works well for smaller gatherings, house parties, and informal events where guests are happy to manage the queue themselves.

Professional karaoke hire companies typically offer libraries of between 50,000 and 120,000 tracks, covering everything from classic hits to current chart music. Most libraries include a broad mix of genres and decades, so there should be something for every guest. If there are particular songs you want to guarantee are available, check with your provider before booking. Some companies can add specific tracks on request if given enough notice, though this is not always possible. Many modern systems also allow guests to browse and queue songs from their own phones via a dedicated app, which makes the whole process quicker and avoids the need for printed song books.

Karaoke can work very well at wedding receptions, particularly during the evening entertainment. It gets guests involved and creates a lively, interactive atmosphere that is often more memorable than a standard playlist. Many couples use karaoke as the main evening entertainment, while others combine it with a DJ set so there is a mix of karaoke and regular dancing throughout the night. If you are considering karaoke for a wedding, a hosted package with a professional presenter is usually the better choice, as they can manage the flow of the evening, encourage participation from shyer guests, and keep things running smoothly. It is worth checking with your venue about any sound restrictions or curfew times, as these will affect how late the karaoke can run.

A standard karaoke setup does not need a lot of space. The equipment itself, including speakers, a screen, and the karaoke unit, can usually fit into an area of around 2 metres by 1 metre. You will also need enough clear space in front for whoever is singing, and ideally a bit of separation between the speakers and the audience so the sound carries well. If you are adding disco lighting, a larger screen, or a stage area, you will need more room. For house parties, a corner of a living room is usually fine. For larger venues, your karaoke provider can advise on the best positioning once they know the layout. Make sure there is access to mains power sockets near where the equipment will be set up.

If you are hiring a self-service package, most modern karaoke systems are designed to be plug-and-play. A typical setup involves connecting the speakers, plugging in the main unit, and switching it on. Wireless microphones usually just need to be turned on and they connect automatically. Many providers include step-by-step instructions and offer a telephone helpline in case you get stuck. Touchscreen systems and smartphone apps have largely replaced printed song books, making it quicker to find and queue songs. If you are not confident with technology or want everything handled for you, consider a hosted package where a technician or presenter sets up and operates the system. For courier-delivered DIY packages, allow around 20 to 30 minutes for setup and a quick test before your guests arrive.

The average price for karaoke on Last Minute Musicians is £648, with prices ranging from £25 to £2891. The cost depends on the type of package, the hire duration, and whether a host or presenter is included. A basic self-service package delivered by courier for a weekend hire is typically at the lower end of the range, while a fully hosted karaoke night with a professional presenter, premium sound system, and lighting will cost more. Factors that can affect the price include delivery distance, the length of the event, and any extras such as disco lighting, a smoke machine, or a large screen. When comparing quotes, check whether delivery, setup, and collection are included in the price or charged separately.

Frequently asked questions about Karaoke, how to register and how results are ordered are in the help & FAQs.

Hire Karaoke in the UK

Karaoke hire turns any room into a singalong, and it suits far more than a night down the pub. A good provider brings everything needed to run the evening, matches the song list to your crowd and knows how to coax a room of nervous first-timers up to the microphone. Many karaoke providers are also mobile DJs and mobile discos, so you can pair karaoke with a full disco and keep the dance floor busy between singers.

Hosted karaoke or self-service hire?

The first thing to decide is whether you want the setup manned. With self-service karaoke system hire the equipment is delivered, set up and left with you to run yourselves, which keeps costs down for a relaxed house party. A hosted booking adds a compere who runs the queue, keeps things moving and MCs between singers, which works far better for larger weddings and corporate events where a room of strangers needs warming up. If your venue is a big or awkward space, ask whether the package includes enough PA for the room, or hire separate sound and lighting to cover it.

Karaoke for weddings, parties and corporate events

Wedding karaoke is a popular way to fill the later part of an evening reception once the first dance and formal entertainment are done, and it pulls in guests of every age. For an office or corporate party it makes an easy icebreaker that works alongside a buffet and bar. If you would rather have live vocals than a do-it-yourself singalong, compare singers and vocalists, and couples planning the daytime can look at dedicated wedding musicians for the ceremony and drinks reception.

What to check before you book

Confirm the song library covers the tracks your crowd will actually want, and send over any must-have requests in advance so the provider can load them ready. Most venues ask to see proof of public liability insurance and PAT-tested equipment, so check both are in place when you enquire. It is also worth agreeing how much space and power the rig needs, and how long setup and takedown will take, which matters most when you have a tight venue changeover.

How much does it cost to hire karaoke?

Prices depend on how long you need the equipment, whether the booking is hosted or self-service, and how far the provider travels to reach you. Across the 26 karaoke providers listed here the average price works out at £648, with a basic self-service machine for a few hours at the lower end and a hosted package for a full evening costing more. Use the filters above to compare quotes and reviews from providers near you, so you only pay for the travel you need.

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