Karaoke Nights

Run karaoke night without the clipboard and the “who’s next?” shouting.

Singers request from their phones, you set the rotation, and the big screen always shows who’s up and who’s next. No app, no paper list, no crowding the booth.

  • Live singer queue
  • Song requests
  • Now / next screen
  • No app
The big screen — live queue
The big screen — live queue
Up next
Live queue
Now singing
Jordan"Mr. Brightside"
1Mia"Dancing Queen"
2Dev"Sweet Caroline"
3Priya"Since U Been Gone"
You're 2 songs away

Request flow

Sing-ups from the crowd

Guests scan a QR and send their song request from their phone; you arrange the rotation.

Now / next

Up now and on deck

The big screen shows who’s singing and who’s next, so nobody crowds the booth asking.

See it run

The running order, live on every screen.

The big screen, the team's phones and the crowd all read the same source of truth — updating the instant the floor changes.

Arena screen — now / next
Up next
LIVE
Now singing
Jordan — "Mr. Brightside"
Up Next
Mia — "Dancing Queen"
05:00
Today · live
On air
  1. Doors & sign-ups8:00
  2. Open mic9:00
    Now singing · Jordan
  3. Themed hour10:00
  4. Last call11:30

How it runs

One operating system the whole room can trust.

Live rotation

Drag the queue to balance regulars and first-timers; the order updates everywhere at once.

Song requests

Take requests from the room without a stack of paper slips or a shouted name.

Big-screen now / next

Project who’s up and who’s next so the night keeps moving without you repeating yourself.

What the platform sets up first

Replace the chaos with a system everyone can see.

The organizer, the team, and the audience all work from the same live source of truth — no static PDFs, no whiteboard, no guesswork.

Set up the night

Start the room in minutes.

  • Open the night and share one link or QR
  • Add a house list or let the crowd request
  • Reuse the setup for every weekly night

Run the queue

Keep the mic moving.

  • Live singer rotation you control
  • Now / next on the big screen
  • No app — guests use their browser

Keep the room with you

A night that runs itself.

  • Song requests straight from phones
  • Polls and shoutouts on the screen
  • Works on any TV or projector

The difference

The same karaoke night — minus the clipboard.

The usual karaoke night
  • A paper sign-up list that gets lost or argued over.
  • Singers crowd the booth asking “am I next?”
  • The host shouts names over the music.
  • Regulars hog the rotation; newcomers give up.
  • The screen just shows lyrics — nothing about who’s up.
Your night on NextSet
  • One live queue on the screen and every phone.
  • Singers request from their seat by scanning a QR.
  • Now / next on the big screen — no shouting.
  • Drag the rotation to keep it fair and moving.
  • No app to install; it runs in any phone’s browser.
  • No app for the crowd
  • Works on any TV or projector
  • Cancel anytime
  • Reuse it every week

Private Event Plans

Start at 100 guests, gate access with QR and PIN, then unlock more capacity with upgrade packs.

Private Base 100

For private events with a 100-guest cap and guided QR access

$79/month
  • Includes up to 100 participants
  • $1.60 for each additional guest
Start Private Plan

Private Growth Packs

Stack guest-cap upgrade packs for weddings, showcases, and invite-only events

$129/month
  • Includes up to 250 participants
  • $1.20 for each additional guest
Add Capacity Packs

Wedding Planners

For branded private programs, recurring organizations, or multiple weddings

Custom
  • Includes up to 1,000 participants
  • Custom attendee pricing and support package
Talk to Sales

Need a custom onboarding or multi-venue private rollout? We can tailor setup, staffing, and support individually to match your needs.

Before you ask

Every question, answered.

No. They scan the QR at the table and request their song in the browser. The screen runs from any laptop or TV — nothing to install.

Next step

Start with one night and watch the booth chaos disappear.

Open the room, share the QR, and let singers queue themselves while the big screen keeps the night moving. Once you’ve run one, you won’t go back to the clipboard.