D's Keys is Boston's lively piano bar where you can sing along to talented musicians, enjoy strong cocktails, and soak up a fun atmosphere perfect for groups.
"D’s Keys is a newer addition to Boston’s Seaport District, offering a lively dueling piano bar experience." - Rachel Leah Blumenthal
"A team of piano bar veterans has worked for the last several months to get D’s Keys in tip-top shape for opening. Robert Morse and Matt Nichols have operated Providence’s Point Street Dueling Pianos for years, and Nichols himself will be one of the venue’s pianists. The bar originally planned to open July 7, though the timeline shifted with some construction changes. Inside, tables and standing room space can accommodate 300 people, and each night will run like a request show, combined with sets and sing-alongs. At the top of each hour, bass, guitar, and drums will join in with the pianos for a few songs, Nichols explained in June. He expects a variety of requests ranging from the 1950s to present hits. “Dueling pianos is all about group participation, shamelessness, and humiliation,” the website reads. “You sing-and-laugh-along while our performers play your song requests, embarrass your friends, and make fools of themselves on stage.” True to its name, D’s Keys will focus on the music, while serving a selection of cocktails, wine, beer, and hot dogs for food. D’s Keys will be strictly 21 and up, operating from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. On Friday and Saturday, it will run a $10 cover. The bar can accommodate reservations and groups but has a few requests on its website, like: “Balloons should not block the view of the people behind you,” and no tablecloths or noisemakers. As for dress code, there is none: “Just wear clothes.(Well, no Yankees gear. Duh.)”" - Dana Hatic
"D’s Keys Dueling Pianos will open on July 7 with cocktails, hot dogs, and two pianos raring to go. Situated within the Element Hotel, it is operated by Robert Morse and Matt Nichols. The venue promises a unique musical experience with a focus on piano performances and sing-alongs, differentiating itself from other venues like Howl at the Moon." - Dana Hatic
"A dueling piano bar from dueling piano bar veterans. It’ll be located within the Element Hotel and will have seating for about 300. Songs will be performed by a couple pianists, plus accompanying bass, drum, and guitar players, and the song list will be based on audience requests." - Rachel Leah Blumenthal
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