August Akdola Takes Corio By Storm

Last week, Akdola made its long-awaited comeback at its fabulous new venue, Corio.

The Hosts, "Ak" and "Dola," warmed up the crowd

KJ Skittles made its debut, with glowing reviews


Official Akdola photographers, Ray Olivares and Darren Kaminsky, worked their magic:

Our bartender showed his Akdola pride, with beer sponsor Peak Organic in the spotlight.

Special guest Georgio the Human Carpet took his post on the floor

And the ladies walked all over him...

Love and war was in the air amongst the couples

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With a dash of some good old fashioned girl lovin'

And some fox-y affection

But the main event was on stage: Anya performed a hoola striptease - much to Richard's delight

Ellen mourned Prudence, but quickly moved on to the new taxidermy in town

And the show-stopping, hand-clapping, chest-beating Peak Performances raged on

And, as per the norm, an intoxicated frenzy swept up the party.

Sarah impersonated the Biclops

The hosts and KJs joined forces and let loose

While the crowd grinded the night away with a Shoop -

Shoop ba-doop

Shoop ba-doop

Shoop ba-doop ba-doop ba-doop

Until they collapsed in ectasy

And proclaimed VICTORY!

Thanks to all who joined the festivities. Akdola strikes again in October!

AUGUST AKDOLA! NEW LOCATION!

Summer’s nearly gone…but Akdola’s BACK!

Where can you choose from 100,000 karaoke songs, wrap yourself in boas, and slide off stage with your air guitar? Only at Akdola. On Wednesday, Aug. 20^th, NYC’s most bedazzled karaoke party is making its long anticipated return. Crazy costumes and free beer are still on the menu, but the venue has changed. Join the fun at Corio on the 20^th and croon your way into summer superstardom.

Akdola: Where the songs are free, the women sizzle, and pants tend to slip away…

Event: Akdola Karaoke

Date: Wednesday, August 20th

Time: 9 p.m. – 2 a.m.

Location: Corio (upstairs)

337 W. Broadway & Grand (212)-966-3901

Subway: A,C,E,1,2 to Canal

Join the “Akdola Karaoke” group on Facebook!

p.s. Deer Prudence is dead. (Again.) Come sing goodbye.