Hello people of the internet! 🛜 I’m excited to announce the first @micdropla caberet show “Kawaii House”! That I will be hosting and MCing! 🩷 Date is May 24th, starting at 8pm and ending at 12am It is a NO COVER Cabaret Kareoke Night, full of kareoke and live singing performances in between from a roster of wonderful drag and burlesque performers! @pionono.x @thatskarma @itsme._.anastasia @iamqueenangelina @wowiridessa Now come on down to The Mic Drop Kareoke and most importantly “Keep It Cute” ☺️🩷☺️🩷 #micdrop #cabaret #kareoke #kawaiihouse

The mic isn’t the only thing worth grabbing

Right before opening, Leo and Oliver reflected on their favorite karaoke songs to sing and the feeling they wanted people to have at Mic Drop

Sing like nobody’s listening ✨🎤🪩

Grateful for everyone who has brought the energy to Mic Drop these opening weeks. We’re just getting started 🤍

Celebrating that it’s the weekend, hallelujah.

Hello West Hollywood. Interior Design & Branding @morrisprojectnyc Disco Microphone @shawnhibmacronan Lighting @lobservatoire_intl Pizza @louislombardi Beverages @unfilteredhospo Sound @pineapple_audio Construction @oceancontructioninc

Opening week is here! See you this Thursday.

It’s the final countdown 🎶🎤

Mic Drop Opens April 23

Mic Drop Karaoke opens in West Hollywood on April 23, inside the historic 1922 building on Santa Monica Blvd., the former home of Larrabee Recording Studios, where artists like Carole King and Michael Jackson recorded iconic tracks. The project reimagines the storied space as a modern, upscale karaoke and nightlife destination, aiming to elevate karaoke in Los Angeles. Founded by hospitality entrepreneurs Leo and Oliver Kremer, with Stephen Jenkins of Third Eye Blind as an investor, the venue blends a high-energy performance atmosphere with a food and drinks program designed to match. This isn’t a typical karaoke bar. The two-story, 6,500-square-foot space is built like a concert venue, with concert-level sound, immersive lighting, and a performance-driven main stage featuring lasers, haze machines, and stage monitors. Upstairs, private studios host smaller groups, while the design mixes Art Deco and ’70s influences. “It’s not about being cool or pretentious,” Leo says. “It’s all about having fun. And everything we’ve done here is in the service of fun.” @micdropla Read the story and see the photos thru our bio. ✍️ @michelestueven 📸 Courtesy of Mic Drop Karaoke

Say hello to our big friend: introducing the Macrophone 🎤🪩