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singalong

[ UK /sˈɪŋɡɐlˌɒŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. informal group singing of popular songs

How To Use singalong In A Sentence

  • There are reggae jams and Velvet Underground dirges, one-minute tracks that float by like nothing and sprawling campfire singalongs.
  • Annie also joined in a singalong at her party, which staff organised to celebrate her big day.
  • The two reality show teams also pitch in for a group singalong, above. The Sun
  • Expect pretty melodies, harmonies and singalong choruses as standard. The Sun
  • Bless these young Boston bruisers for playing with a passion born of a belief that nobody had heard of punk rock until them, and for the ability to write reckless singalong anthems in the process.
  • It is powered by acoustic guitar and has a middle section with a singalong crowd chant. The Sun
  • Ramjohn, also known as ‘DJ Scobie,’ is using the Japanese karaoke concept to fashion today's Carnival hits into easy-to-follow singalong ditties.
  • Expect pretty melodies, harmonies and singalong choruses as standard. The Sun
  • Although past their commercial peak, The Charlatans almost always put on a good show with a great mix of classic singalong songs and funky beats.
  • All his attempts to organize street parties, coach outings and singalongs in the local pubs ended in abject failure.
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