10 High Club — Restaurant in Atlanta

The band was amazing. However the girl in charge of the sign ups was insane and very rude last night. I didn't catch her name but she had on a purple wig and was wearing a tight star dress. My friend and I waited for an hour to sign up for a duet and when it was finally our turn to talk to her, she told me "no, go to the back of the line." I was really confused so I thought she misunderstood me (it was really loud and hard to communicate) so we tried to tell her again which song we wanted and tried to pay the 20 dollar duet fee. She told me to get out of her face and got the bouncer involved. I tried to ask him what I did wrong, but he told me I needed to go to the back of the line and that he didn't know what happened. Meanwhile our boyfriends thought we were about to get on stage and they had ordered us shots to calm our stage fright. But they got the shots returned to them and were told that we were kicked out for no reason. The bouncer also went to them and said the same thing- that we were mistreated for no reason. We later spoke to the manager of the bar. However I don't think anything came of it because purple-wig-girl is probably a member of the band and not an employee of the bar. My friends and I will not be going back to 10 High, but I hope they get their song registration process under control. I still have no idea what set that girl off. She is bad for business and the band would be better off without her. Amazing how one person can ruin a night for an...

I've been coming to this show for 20 years. They are always inviting, always friendly, and the band always KILLS IT every single show. Jessica and Curt are an amazing duo, and you can tell they put a lot of time, love, and care into this place bc it shows! Shiny Kelly is also always quick to grab you a drink and make you feel welcome as soon as you come in. I've done a lot of karaoke in my life, but this is by far the best experience I've ever had! I try to go as much as possible bc it's...

We came here for karaoke but our friend wanted to sing "since you've been gone" and was told no because he was a male. Apparently males can't sing female songs in this venue and vice versa. Weirdest rule my group of friends have encountered and we were kinda offended. As I'm posting this, a female is singing a Killers song, so I'm curious as to why my male friend was not allowed to sing a Kelly...