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Sunday is about to get a serious upgrade at RPM Underground. Settle in for an 8 hour NFL Sunday blowout where the beers stay cold, the wings keep coming, and every touchdown comes with a front-row seat. RPM will be showing all of the 1:00pm & 4:00pm games on Sunday September 13, 2026 with full audio, spread across the private bar and individual rooms throughout the venue. From Bears vs. Panthers and Ravens vs. Colts to Cardinals vs. Chargers, Packers vs. Vikings, and plenty more, you can follow the matchups that matter most, no channel surfing required.
Grab your $25 Regular Admission Ticket (a $49 value) to watch all 12 Football Games, enjoy an 8 Hour Open Bar Serving Mimosas, Bloody Marys, Bud Lights, Coors Lights, Miller Lights, Narragansetts, White Claws, Downeast Ciders, and Sodas/Juices from 12:00pm until 8:00pm, feast on 8 Hours of Delicious Gameday Eats from 12:00pm until 8:00pm, and Free Karaoke Songs at the main bar from 12pm until close at 2:00am.
Come thirsty, because this Sunday session is going into overtime. An 8 Hour Open Bar keeps sips flowing whether you prefer sweet Mimosas and tangy Bloody Marys, or crisp Ciders and cold Beers. Enjoy 8 hours of unlimited tasty nosh, with Wings, Nachos, French Fries, Fried Pickles, Onion Rings & Cheese Curds ready to tackle every craving. Consider your Sunday snack strategy officially handled.
Between plays, RPM's 11,000 square foot pop culture playground brings its signature anything-goes energy, complete with vintage memorabilia, quirky décor, private rooms, and plenty of opportunities to grab the mic and sing karaoke right at the bar.
Cheer when your team scores, belt out a victory anthem between games, grab another round, and repeat...
RPM Underground is a love letter to New York nightlife, music, and good old-fashioned fun, packed into 11,000 square feet in the heart of Midtown. Equal parts vintage record store, hidden speakeasy, karaoke playground, and pop culture time capsule, it’s the kind of place where every corner has something to discover, and where staying for “just one drink” can very quickly turn into an entire night.
The brainchild of Columbia University alum Raj Banik, RPM Underground feels like it has been assembled over decades rather than designed overnight. The sprawling space is crammed with antiques, curiosities, music memorabilia, vintage finds, and quirky relics dating as far back as the mid-19th century. Upstairs, rows of vinyl invite a little crate-digging, while downstairs takes on a darker, more mischievous speakeasy feel, with eclectic décor that rewards a closer look.
Music is woven into practically everything here. Eighteen individually themed karaoke rooms transform a night out into your own little world, whether you’re stepping onto Broadway, embracing your inner rockstar in the Radio Room, getting nostalgic in the Pinball Room, keeping things smooth in the Jazz Room, or soaking up the retro West Coast energy of Sunset Blvd. No two spaces feel quite alike, giving RPM the wonderfully eccentric personality of a place that doesn’t take itself too seriously.
And while karaoke might steal the spotlight, the food and drinks are very much part of the show. The kitchen serves hearty, crowd-pleasing American fare made for sharing, snacking, and fueling another round of songs, while cocktails, beers, wines, boozy favorites, and zero-proof pours keep glasses clinking.
Eclectic, nostalgic, slightly chaotic, and unmistakably New York, RPM Underground is less a traditional bar than an anything-goes escape built around music, food, drinks, and the simple pleasure of having a seriously good time...
Your $25 Regular Admission Ticket (a $49 value) Includes:
RPM Underground’s Website | Football Kickoff Party
May purchase as many vouchers as you like for personal use or for gifting.
Event runs from 12pm-2am; Open Bar runs from 12:00pm-8pm.
Valid only for event on Sunday September 13, 2026.
