Phat Sauce come in whatever size the night needs: seven-piece party band, four-piece, three-piece groove outfit, canapes duo, acoustic soloist, b...
Jazz Bands
Jazz bands for cocktail hour and dinner. Trios and quartets that sit under conversation, then lift the room when it is time to dance.
Twenty musicians, one stage, and the sound that only comes from a full big band. Project Swing plays the jazz and swing standards you'd expect, t...
Fifteen years of gigs across Sydney, the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Melbourne, covering weddings, corporate events, festivals, private functions an...
Ray Solo has spent years in live music around Toowoomba, and the skill he trades on is reading a crowd. He'll open with something people can eat...
Eight players, and a sound that borrows from Latin, jazz, funk, blues, gypsy and soul without settling on any one of them. Revelation Groove is a...
The stage credits are the headline here. Rhythm Road Band have performed with Calum Scott, Sheppard, Lee Kernaghan, Shannon Noll, Adam Brand and...
Straight ahead jazz with a hard bop edge, played by a Brisbane quartet that formed in early 2025. Lochlan Robinson leads from the drums, with Sha...
Born in Spain and immersed in music from an early age, Rodrigo Santiago took up guitar after hearing some of the instrument's great players. He f...
Background music that stays interesting is a skill of its own. Sally Cooper plays sweet, bluesy acoustic sets across Brisbane and the Sunshine Co...
Sam Gogia sings from behind a piano, sometimes picks up a guitar, and fills out the sound with backing tracks. Five years of live work, and it st...
Santo play neo soul and modern jazz, drawing on Nai Palm, Amy Winehouse and Al Green. It's a warm, close sound that works for a ceremony and then...
Sartika sings, plays guitar and DJs, sometimes all in one night. The repertoire runs pop, jazz, R&B and soul through to rock, from ABBA and Fleet...
Shaleena works the Gold Coast as a singer and MC with a vintage lean: jazz, cabaret, swing and the golden age Hollywood repertoire, plus 1940s an...
Shani Miriam has been playing since she was eight, and it shows in how she handles a wedding day: reading the room, changing the mood before anyo...
Funk, disco and jazz, fused rather than kept in separate boxes. Sharon Brooks has sung, written and produced across three decades, on festival st...
Signy Janelle is a Canadian vocalist based in Toowoomba, working across acoustic, jazz, blues and soul. She shifts vocal style to suit the room,...
Traditional jazz, early blues and ragtime, played by musicians who drove in from the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Toowoomba to do it. Slips and the F...
Saxophone across jazz standards and contemporary hits, pitched at weddings. Smooth Operator Ent. works Brisbane playing Sade, Van Morrison, Gersh...
Townsville live entertainment built around one job: fill the dance floor and keep it full. Sneaky Beats Music move between acoustic solo, full li...
Two decades of solo work sit behind Stu, and his set shifts as the night does. Early on it's nylon string fingerstyle, quiet enough to talk over....
Sunroom got their name from the habit of singing rainy-day songs in one. Rory Dollard and Kaya Tominaga play jazz and contemporary standards with...
There are really two acts here under one name, both leaning cabaret. There's piano and vocals, and there's a one-man-band setup with accordion, t...
Coffee-shop jazz, near enough. Switch Jazz pair a female vocalist with saxophone and clarinet for something smooth and low-key, which is exactly...
Longreach is a long way from most things, which makes a local musician who can cover jazz, pop, soul, R&B and country genuinely useful. Taliesha...
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Jazz Bands: 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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