“New York-born popular piano karaoke lounge Sid Gold’s Request Room is opening up its third location — this time right here in East Nashville (next to the old El Fuego on Gallatin). Paul Devitt, who also founded Beauty Bar, opened the original karaoke venue with […]
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“It’ll be fun, certainly, when Sid Gold’s can open to its full capacity, when folks can sing karaoke with a live piano accompaniment, with friendly faces sitting around the piano providing backup. The idea is not the stereotype rom-com drunken karaoke, nor the background-music-only hotel […]
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Joe McGinty has been performing other peoples’ music for decades, as the founding principal of ongoing tribute troupe, Loser’s Lounge; as resident pianist at bygone hip New York spots like The Lucky Cat and Manhattan Inn; and during a brief stint as the keyboardist for the Psychedelic Furs. In […]
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Sid Gold’s named Best Karaoke Bar in New York City by Jen Carlson of Grubstreet.com “The best karaoke experience New York has to offer is at this sophisticated piano bar. One low-key recent Sunday night, an intimate crowd sat around the baby-grand Baldwin that anchors […]
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Sid Gold’s reviewed by Jen Carlson on the Gothamist.com “About a year ago, a piano bar from another era opened in Chelsea. Or maybe all piano bars are from another era, but this one seemed special—part past and part future. Sid Gold’s Request Room has […]
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Sid Gold’s reviewed in Time Out New York magazine by By Christina Izzo “It’s not surprising that Sid Gold’s Request Room is the kind of bar where everyone knows everyone—you don’t get much more niche than a Chelsea-set piano bar. The campy joint effort of […]
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The opening night scene at Sid Gold’s Request Room, a new piano bar on West 26th Street in Chelsea, was reminiscent of the 1950s, with well-dressed men in colorful sport coats and women in vintage sheath dresses sipping cocktails around a baby grand. The music, […]
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Sid Gold’s is proud to be reviewed by Sarah Larson in the June 8 & 15th issue of The New Yorker. You can read the full article here.
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