HUDSON, N.H. (WHDH) - The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office is fining a Hudson restaurant $2,000 for hosting karaoke that did not comply with coronavirus restrictions, officials said.
According to the AG’s office, on Sept. 4 officials gave Fat Katz Food & Drink permission to host karaoke outside if performers brought their own microphones and equipment, but indoor karaoke was forbidden under the state’s coronavirus restrictions.
On Oct. 16, a manager allegedly told the AG’s office the restaurant had moved karaoke inside a few weeks ago after neighbors complained about noise and called police and the weather got colder. A DJ also told officials that he had to purchase additional microphones because people did not bring their own, the AG’s office said.
The restaurant was fined $2,000 and has until Oct. 30 to appeal.
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