Jazz Central
78 bookingsJazz Central would suit couples drawn to the sound of the twenties, thirties and forties for their wedding rather than an exclusively modern play...
Acts based in Brisbane and its surrounds: the inner city and Fortitude Valley, Ipswich, Redcliffe, the bayside and the Redlands. Brisbane couples marry everywhere from city rooftops to Scenic Rim farms and hinterland estates; tell us the venue and we will confirm who is available.
Jazz Central would suit couples drawn to the sound of the twenties, thirties and forties for their wedding rather than an exclusively modern play...
Lady Jazz would suit couples who want classic jazz singing to be a clear feature of their wedding rather than simply a background style. Lead voc...
Jazz, swing and blues sit at the centre of Jazz Kings, with country and rockabilly also available within their musical range. The core five piece...
Jazz N Jive could appeal if you want songs in more than one language to be part of your wedding music. The Brisbane act includes Spanish, French...
Relaxed lounge music and jazz can develop into newer chart selections with Swingin Vegas, giving your wedding reception more than one possible mu...
If jazz and blues are central to your musical taste, Ewan Mackenzie gives you a guitarist and vocalist to explore for your wedding celebration. H...
The drinks after your wedding ceremony could be an inviting setting to explore Ingrid James and her jazz singing. The Queensland vocalist's exper...
Reception drinks could be an inviting setting for Sunny V And All That Jazz, whose swinging mainstream jazz offers a clear musical mood for your...
Music written specifically for Jazz Fusion gives you something of the group’s own character to explore when choosing your wedding entertainment....
The first lively set after your wedding dinner could be an appealing moment for All Brassed Up and its live horn section. Singers Kellie and Geor...
When your wedding reception is ready for a substantial live band performance, Allan Brown's twenty piece group gives you a particularly large ens...
The room takes on the warmth of an old swing dancehall through acoustic guitars, voice and the pulse of double bass. Avalon Swing draws on materi...
Vocals, piano, bass and drums give Elegant Soul a four piece sound built around jazz, bossa nova, soul, R&B and pop. For your wedding reception,...
Soul, jazz and reworked pop meet a funky rhythmic approach with Horatio, a trio whose sound includes keyboards and percussion. For your wedding d...
Swing music from the thirties and forties through to the crooner era gives Its A Swing Thing a clearly defined musical direction for your wedding...
During wedding drinks, Lachlan Alexander can shape the atmosphere through several different branches of jazz and blues. His range includes gypsy...
A large ensemble sound is what wedding guests can expect from Mango Jam, whose lineup brings together 17 musicians. The size of the group makes t...
Swing, jazz and a cabaret sensibility come together with Miss Mandy Swings, whose band also brings Latin material into the performance. The lineu...
Jazz standards, saxophone and flute are part of the musical picture with Plan B, fronted by singer Anna Quayle in a quartet setting. Their repert...
An unhurried, melodic atmosphere is one way to picture Rob McMullan Jazz during your wedding drinks, with guitar interpretations of jazz, bossa a...
A little jazz conversation could give your wedding drinks their own character, with Robin & Sons drawing on hard bop and Latin styles. Founded by...
Baritone guitar gives Roo Friend's blend of blues, folk and jazz a distinctive starting point for the music at your wedding. He plays standards a...
Soul and jazz singing sit at the centre of Royal Suite, with older standards forming part of the group's broad repertoire. For your wedding, you...
A smooth, soulful approach to jazz, blues and contemporary covers connects Sarah And Jamie, giving your wedding music a particular character to e...
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Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
The drinks and the dinner: music that sits under conversation and sets a mood. Later in the night, many jazz bands move into swing, soul and funk to open the floor.
Not necessarily. Tell the band what you want the last hour to feel like and most will build to it.
A trio suits a smaller room and a mellow evening. A quartet, or a band with a singer, suits a bigger room and a night that ends on the floor.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.