Singing booths have surged in popularity, offering people a place to Let It Go and be ‘spiritually healed’ amid the political gloom
For many people, the word karaoke evokes foggy, unpleasant memories of Wonderwall at the office Christmas party. But the activity has undergone a revival recently. Karaoke nights have sprung up around the UK to accommodate the demand, while Lucky Voice, a nationwide chain, reported that December was its busiest month on record.
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