Nine years ago, Seattle’s lone honky-tonk, the Little Red Hen, decided to give karaoke a second chance. They’d tried it before in the mid-’90s, but it attracted “mostly an older crowd, and they didn’t come out to drink and party,” says the Hen’s …
Nine years ago, Seattle’s lone honky-tonk, the Little Red Hen, decided to give karaoke a second chance. They’d tried it before in the mid-’90s, but it attracted “mostly an older crowd, and they didn’t come out to drink and party,” says the Hen’s …