Karaoke chain Lucky Voice enters administration and closes three sites

Summarised from MyLondon's report · Updated 9 Oct, 13:00 · Archive

Lucky Voice, a karaoke chain operating since 2005, has entered administration and closed three of its six UK locations immediately.

Lucky Voice, which has operated since 2005, has entered administration after what administrators described as a 'deterioration' in trading over the past 12 months. The chain, which provided private karaoke rooms for groups of two to 30 people, operated six UK locations but has closed half with immediate effect.

Three Lucky Voice venues — in Brighton, Waterloo and Islington — have shut immediately. The company confirmed it will not refund customers holding bookings at these three closed sites. However, all existing bookings will be honoured at the three remaining locations: Soho, Holborn and Liverpool Street in London.

Administrators have struck a pre-pack agreement transferring the three surviving venues to Swedish karaoke bar company Moyagi Group. Steve Absolom, managing director at Interpath and joint administrator, said the firm was 'pleased to have secured a future for the brand and for three of its most popular venues'. The closures will result in 53 job losses.

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