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The working class roots that the area's many art school dropouts are at such pains to emulate are evident in spades at this Williamsburg dive, but there's no need to worry that the hipsters will take over. This bar has top notch hipster repellent - heavy metal. This leaves the associated regulars to profess their love for the free tater tots without worrying about the quality of their ironic lilt. |
Williamsburg North Side 256 Grand St.
(btwn Driggs & Roebling St.)
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This Brooklyn country music haven draws crowds for its live band Karaoke every other Monday night. |
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Nightly live music brings in tourists, students and locals to this popular Bleeker street haunt. And every Sunday you can hit the stage yourself and belt out your favorite song backed by a live band. |
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The oldest and also the number one music venue on the Lower East Side. Covers tend to be cheap, the acts tend to be well above par, and people are there to have fun. There's even live band karaoke on Monday nights. |
Lower East Side 95 Stanton St.
(btwn Ludlow & Orchard St.)
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On Monday night this relaxed and classy neighborhood bar has a Karaoke night with a twist -- instead of canned music you get a one man and a Casio accompaniment. |
Williamsburg North Side 245 Grand St.
(btwn Driggs Ave. & Roebling St.)
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