Soul Street
20 bookingsWhile your wedding guests mingle at the reception, Soul Street could bring soulful vocals and guitar arrangements to a set that reaches beyond on...
Jazz for the drinks and the dinner: a trio or quartet that sits under conversation, then lifts the room when the tables clear. Standards, swing, soul and the songs couples love, played live. Browse their videos to hear how they fill a room before you decide.
While your wedding guests mingle at the reception, Soul Street could bring soulful vocals and guitar arrangements to a set that reaches beyond on...
While your guests mingle at the wedding reception, Jazz Royale could provide warm background music before turning towards a classic or contempora...
For a couple who want modern jazz and a later party set within the same wedding act, Sundays offer a range that includes both musical directions....
If you picture your wedding music with a touch of Parisian jazz or Hollywood romance, Breakfast At Tiffanys offer guitar and vocals at the heart...
If you want music that can move through your wedding gathering, Sydney New Orleans Marching Band offer a brass band with roving and stationary pe...
For a wedding reception that starts with background music and later turns towards dancing, Jazz Foundry offer jazz, funk and pop within one band....
A singing trombone player joins piano and double bass in Blue Bone's usual trio, giving you a distinctive lineup to consider for your wedding rec...
If you want your wedding music to reach beyond jazz alone, Rosies Jazz Trio offer covers that also take in pop, roots, rhythm and blues, reggae a...
A blues and Latin jazz atmosphere with room for dance tunes could give your wedding reception a musical thread through the Anna Weaving Collectiv...
While guests settle around the tables, Atma could give your wedding an instrumental backdrop with more character than a familiar playlist. The By...
Guitar, tenor saxophone and two voices give this Northern Beaches duo a warm acoustic blend for a wedding. Keff McCulloch handles guitar and voca...
A female singer with piano can form the entire act or become the centre of a much larger jazz ensemble. Blue Velvet Jazz adds guitar or double ba...
Swinging jazz with blues and funk in its bloodstream gives Darren Heinrich's music a foot tapping character. The sound keeps an established genre...
Saxophone, guitars and bass form the DB Trio's core sound, giving your wedding a three person ensemble with a clearly defined combination of inst...
Traditional flamenco music and dance are closely intertwined in Flamenkisimo's Sydney based performances. A short set can pair uplifting music wi...
During wedding drinks, Golden Hour Events gives you an acoustic duo or live jazz band to consider before the later party music. The boutique wedd...
Relaxed, beautiful sounds are the feeling Govinda Abbott sets out to bring to an occasion. The Byron Bay musician followed an early path through...
A vintage jazz atmosphere settles around the room when Greg Poppleton sings music from the twenties and thirties. The opera trained singer works...
The room takes on an intimate Southern character when Half Pint settle into jazz standards, blues and bossa nova. Contemporary jazz and original...
Cool lounge jazz gives the room a composed, easy feeling while guests settle in and talk. Honey Hive pairs Kristina Frazer's vocals with Karl Jav...
Familiar songs, turned into jazz with a timeless, vintage lean, are the first thing you'd notice with Jazz Nouveau. For a wedding, that makes ple...
A nostalgic mood with a swing in its step is a wedding possibility with Mickey's Jazz Club and its Disney inspired repertoire. The six piece jazz...
Wedding drinks with room for a little musical spontaneity are an inviting setting to consider for MiSa Jazz. The act combines jazz with improvise...
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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.
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