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Cabaret, Cocktails and Karaoke
 

We're back—and what better way to celebrate than with a party. 

After a six-week refurbishment, we're throwing open the doors and welcoming audiences back to the Sound Lounge. 

Our August Edition begins with an exhilarating live cabaret performance hosted by Kimie Tsukakoshi, with special guest artists to include Michael Hing, and watch this space for more. 

As ever we feature a rotating lineup of exceptional Asian Australian artists. Expect powerhouse vocals, comedy, music, magic and unexpected moments, all accompanied by a live pianist in an intimate setting that puts you right in the middle of the action. 

After the interval the stage belongs to everyone. 

Get in quick with your song choice so you don’t miss out as the room transforms into one of Sydney's most welcoming karaoke nights. Whether you're singing your favourite banger or cheering from the crowd, every performance becomes part of the vibe. 

Drinks and light refreshments will be available throughout the evening, so settle in and enjoy a night that moves seamlessly from performance to party. 

We're back. Come celebrate with us. 

 

Event details

Venue: Seymour Centre
Bookings: https://www.seymourcentre.com/event/cabaret-cocktails-and-karaoke-august/
Start Date: Friday 28 August 2026

Tickets Prices:
$35-$49 – includes a complimentary cocktail or mocktail on entry

Start time: 7:30pm

 

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