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Jazz Bands Melbourne
Acts based in Melbourne and its surrounds. The Yarra Valley, Mornington Peninsula, Bellarine and Macedon Ranges are standard travel for most of them.
Jazz standards, played by people who actually know them. Elissa Rodger fronts a group of professional Melbourne jazz musicians working through ma...
A Melbourne singer and multi-instrumentalist whose own songs have found a real audience: Humming Heart went to number one on the Latvian Spotify...
Marion and Hauke, voice and acoustic guitar, nothing else in the way. Euphony dig out forgotten songs alongside the ones everybody knows, moving...
Sandra De Reland and Invanka Fernando play as a keyboard and vocal duo in Melbourne, and the shared ground between Mauritius and Sri Lanka shows...
Everything is made up on the spot. Flash Poetry, also known as Nico, is a Melbourne freestyle rapper, guitarist, MC and author who performs with...
Three shows, and Mark will help you work out which one your party wants. Speak Easy is a jazz duo or trio that fills the room without taking it o...
Crown Casino, the AFL, NAB and the Reach Foundation have all had Gee Hicks on the microphone, and the same voice turns up at weddings and private...
Piano, keyboard and vocals, working through classic hits from the 40s to the 80s with a twist on the arrangements. Gin Jams cover blues and soul,...
Ten years playing to guests on Carnival, Seabourn and Royal Caribbean ships, and now back in Melbourne with regular residencies at the city's bes...
The trio is the heart of it. Colin on drums, Paul on guitar and vocals, Mike on keys and bass, playing relaxed jazz alongside Latin, funk, soul a...
A production of Once the Musical put these two in the same cast, and they've been singing together ever since, both in the a cappella cabaret out...
A Melbourne outfit that matches jazz musicians to events rather than sending the same line-up everywhere. Solo pianist for a quiet dinner, duo, c...
Amayah sings jazz, blues and soul with an ear for the emotional weight of a song. Summertime, Cry Me a River, Misty, My Funny Valentine. Ain't No...
Vocals and guitar, vintage attire, and a set that reads the room rather than dominating it. The Jennifer Salisbury Jazz Duo works through standar...
Six musicians, four in the rhythm section and two on horns, which is enough for big band weight without needing a big band stage. Jennifer Salisb...
Piano and voice sit at the centre of it, but the night can go a lot of ways from there. Jeremy Bennett works across live keys, looping, percussio...
A powerful, raspy voice built for jazz, blues, R&B, pop and rock. The Karen Linker Trio is fronted by a vocalist who came out of Melbourne, now p...
Jazz trained, and it shows in the phrasing even when she's singing Nutbush. Kelly Ferguson works Melbourne and beyond as a solo, duo or band, and...
Krishool has performed in large-scale international concert productions including Lion King in Concert and Hans Zimmer Live, and that polish carr...
Felicia leads Lavely Music, and the sound follows her voice: soulful, close, suited to smaller rooms. Take her solo with piano, as a duo with gui...
Paul reads the run sheet before he reads the room, and both matter. He's played casinos, the Melbourne Arts Centre, the Spirit of Tasmania, Eurek...
Three full shows sit at the heart of Little Pine Tree Productions, each built around one era and one voice. The Dame Vera Lynn show runs "We'll M...
Nina Simone's life told through her own songs, with the story between them. Christine Manetta narrates and sings, moving from the gospel of Simon...
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Jazz Bands in Melbourne: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
What does a jazz band cost for a wedding?
Trios for cocktail hour and dinner commonly sit between about $1,500 and $3,500; quartets and bands with vocals cost more, especially for a full evening.
Is jazz too quiet for dancing?
Not necessarily. Many jazz bands shift into swing, soul and funk later in the night. Tell them what you want the last hour to feel like.
Which part of the day suits a jazz band?
Canapés and dinner are the natural fit: music that sits under conversation. For the dance floor, ask whether the band plays a dance set or pair them with a DJ.
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