7 Bamboo Karaoke Song List

[Mariela Coxon]

Listof Bamboo songs, ranked from best to worst by the Ranker community. All of Bamboo's singles are included here, but real fans know there are other awesome songs to vote on other than the radio hits. Music videos and audio videos are included next to each track name, so if you haven't heard a song you can listen to it right here on this list. Is one of your favorite Bamboo songs missing from this poll? Add it to the list so it has a chance to rise to the top.

GREAT VIBES ALL AROUND! If you are looking for an amazing night out, you need to come here!!! Their drinks arent over priced and bartenders are always very friendly and attentive. It is also extremely easy to request a song and grab a chair or stand and just sing along!! Their range of music is really wide, including songs in other languages like tagalog and chinese...

LOVE this place!!! Love the energy, music and people. Sooo cute inside. I love the lit up trees I want to buy some for my place LOL. I always meet friendly people here and there really is some talented people that come here and sing. Even if you cant sing people will show you love if you go up and sing on stage...

One of my favorite spots to sing and go with friends. This place is always full of great people and amazing singers, never a bad night. I love the energy and the vibe in this place. I can't wait till I go back to sing again there again soon!

I prefer this type of karaoke, rather than individual rooms. It's just so much funner, and more interactive, everyone is always in good spirits, singing out loud to the music, which is easy since there are plenty of screens all around the walls to follow the lyrics...

Francisco Gaudencio Lope Belardo Maalac[3] (.mw-parser-output .IPA-label-smallfont-size:85%.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-smallfont-size:100%Tagalog pronunciation: [mɐɲaˈlɐk]; born March 21, 1976),[4][5] popularly known as Bamboo Maalac or simply by the mononym Bamboo, is a Filipino musician and singer-songwriter. He began his career as vocalist and original frontman of Rivermaya and later fronted his own band, Bamboo. Bamboo band disbanded in 2011 and Maalac then pursued a solo career and released his first solo album, No Water, No Moon.

Maalac is known for his distinct vocals, which combines elements of rock with a mellow technique; he also has a notably eccentric style in live performances. His musical and singing style as well as his band's polished sound have made him an icon in the Philippine music industry.

Maalac was born in Quezon City, Philippines to Filipino parents. His family immigrated to San Francisco, California when he was 10 years old and spent the rest of his childhood there.[6] He was named after a combination of his grandfathers' names and coincidentally after his home city. His mother gave him the nickname "Bamboo" when he was still a kid.[7]

Rivermaya's roots came from a band named Xaga consisting of Jesse Gonzales on vocals, Kenneth Ilagan on guitars, Nathan Azarcon on bass guitar, Rome Velayo on drums, and Rico Blanco on keyboards and backing vocals. The band was managed by Lizza Nakpil and director Chito S. Roo. In the process of grueling practice sessions, Azarcon's former schoolmate Maalac replaced Gonzales, as well as Azarcon's childhood friend, Mark Escueta, replaced Velayo, and later, Ilagan was replaced with Perf de Castro. With Ilagan leaving and de Castro as guitarist, the band members themselves decided to disband Xaga and form the band Rivermaya. They started putting together original songs like "Ulan", "214", and "Awit ng Kabataan" in demo form for prospective recording companies. Since its formation, the band has launched several successful albums, received numerous awards, and has undertaken several successful concerts and tours.

After the band's successful US and Canada tours, Maalac decided to leave the band after a 4-year stint and stay with his family in the United States. His last performance with the band was on October 10, 1998, in Oakland, CA.[8] Despite the popular belief and rumors saying that he was removed from the group due to drug addiction, Maalac dismissed this as a mere "fan theory" claiming that he does not even smoke and have not tried taking drugs ever since, even out of curiosity. He actually went back to school in San Francisco and Los Angeles and took up English, Philosophy and Film which were his majors and did several odd jobs.[7]

In 2002, after living in Los Angeles following the Rivermaya tour in America, Maalac returned to the Philippines. His former bandmate in Rivermaya, Nathan Azarcon, introduced him to Ira Cruz and Vic Mercado. Later, all of them joined together and formed the band Bamboo.[9] Since then, the band had launched four successful albums, and received numerous awards.[10]

Rumors were initially spreading on January 10, 2011, after KC Montero tweeted on Twitter that the band has decided to call it quits. On January 11, 2011, Maalac published an official statement in the band's official website. He said:

As a group we've come to a point where you have to trust your gut, your heart and your head and accept that all things change. The hardest part as always is to know when to pack it up and part ways." He further said that, "We've learned that this journey is not only about us but includes all who came along for the trip. Family, friends and of course our front row believers who were there for the best reason of all. To simply listen. So it didn't come easy winding down to this decision. So here we go. IT'S OFFICIAL. THE BAND. IT'S OVER.[11]

In November 2011, Maalac released his solo debut album, No Water, No Moon, under the label of PolyEast Records. The album consists 12 tracks with "Questions" as its carrier single. The album reached gold record in February 2013 after selling more than 7,500 copies.[12][13]

In October 2015, four years after the release of his first album, Bamboo released his second solo album entitled Bless this Mess. The 10-track album was recorded in Grand Street Recording Studio, Brooklyn, New York.[20]

Are you craving a night of belting out your favorite tunes while you soak up some San Francisco history? The Mint karaoke lounge has been a haven for aspiring singers and party people since 1993. While it was a steakhouse and piano bar before that, its walls now pulsate with the ghosts of a thousand past performances.

Step inside to find a friendly, inclusive crowd ready to cheer you on, no matter how well you sing. Dive into the selection of more than 25,000 songs, from classic tunes to the latest chart toppers. Regardless of the genre, you're sure to find a song fit for your vocal range.

Doremi Music Studio offers a karaoke box experience with private rooms available to rent by the hour. Here, you can sing freely without worrying about an audience. You can also bring your own food and drinks to fuel your karaoke marathon.

Established in 1979, Silver Cloud restaurant and karaoke bar is a staple of the San Francisco karaoke scene. The dining experience at this Marina District restaurant is second to none. But it really shines Tuesday through Saturday when it transforms into a lively karaoke venue after 9 p.m.

Silver Cloud is a family-run business. The kitchen team takes pride in creating fresh dishes from seasonal ingredients, using recipes inspired by food cultures around the world. Try the firecracker shrimp to warm up your voice before your big performance.

A popular karaoke event takes place every Thursday at Slate in San Francisco. DJ Purple accompanies your spellbinding karaoke performance on his sax while club-goers shake and shimmy on the dance floor. The venue has an extensive drinks menu with loads of cocktails to sip and savor.o try.

Festa Wine & Cocktail Lounge has hosted karaoke parties in the heart of Japantown, San Francisco, for more than 16 years. Come with friends or on your own to sing and have a good time. If you're with a group of 30-45 people, book a private party in advance.

Liquid Restaurant & Lounge is more than a karaoke bar. It also serves Asian fusion dishes for lunch and dinner. Enjoy sushi, hot pot, and more. The best South Bay DJs spin beats late into the night, inviting you to get down on the dance floor. Visit for a karaoke event to show off your voice in an exciting nightclub setting.

On other nights, DJs play the hottest hits, giving you the chance to get out on the dance floor and show them how it's done. Keep an eye on the venue's social media pages to find out when you can expect to hear your favorite genre cranked up loud in a perfect party setting.

In the aftermath of World War II, this little bar provided an important space for community and healing. Some of its decor dates from as far back as 1969, providing a historic atmosphere. Run your hands over the classic red velvet walls and connect with an important piece of Bay Area culture.

Come to The Golden Bull for Karaoke with Dana. This bar hosts regular karaoke events where its loyal patrons show off their singing talents. Its goal has always been to provide a space that supports local musicians and artists.

Grab a cold beer and listen or put on a show of your own. You'll be amazed at how great amateur voices sound through the superior equipment at this music-focused venue. The Golden Bull also hosts musical acts from a variety of genres. Rock out to punk bands, goth metal, and more.

While belting out your favorite song in a karaoke venue is thrilling, our shows in the Bay Area will give you even more of a buzz. Take a seat in our theater to experience a breathtaking fusion of acrobatics, artistry, and music that will leave you speechless.

The intensive training and rehearsals our performers undergo ensure they never disappoint. Book your tickets today and get ready for the spectacle that awaits you under our big top. We'll set your heart singing with joy.

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