Sax for the cocktail hour and the dance floor: smooth and unhurried over the drinks, then alongside a DJ once the night opens up. Some play both parts of the evening. Browse their videos to see them in full flight, and choose the energy you want for your reception.
Eighteen years on tenor and alto sax, formally taught, and used to slotting into whatever is already happening. This Melbourne player works as a...
Chris plays acoustic guitar and sings, and the thing he does with a song is rework its rhythm and harmony until it sounds like his rather than th...
Zac plays alto sax and DJs, often in the same set, which is a harder trick than it sounds. He's a three time scholarship holder at Monash Univers...
Live saxophone over a DJ set is its own skill, and Jarrad is one of the few in the country who has built a career on it. Fifteen years in, a mult...
Thousands of shows as a solo saxophonist, on alto, tenor and soprano. Rob is comfortable either way: playing over smooth backing tracks to build...
Couples who want saxophone under the conversation early and something with more push later will get both from the one player. Love ballads throug...
Big vocals out front, a rhythm section that keeps the pace up, and, if you want it, horns that change the feel of the room straight away. Black T...
Horns hit, and dancing is the whole promise, every note of it played live. Everything is played live, no backing tracks, by professional musician...
The saxophone is the first thing you notice, the moment the horn lines land over the band. 5 Degrees are five players: two vocalists, guitar, sax...
A live sax line over a small setup is the first thing your guests would notice here, and it's easy to picture during canapes or that stretch afte...
The first thing guests notice is the electric violin, bright enough to cut through the room whether it’s taking the spotlight or sitting under th...
Saxophone, plus a costume picked for the occasion, so what your guests see counts as much as what they hear. Based at Campbellfield, Jason Chalme...
DJ and saxophonist in one booking, which saves you juggling two acts and one set of timings. Nathan plays sax over his own DJ set, and also plays...
Horns and drums rather than guitars, which gives the covers a sharper edge than a four piece rock band tends to manage. Current material fills th...
Couples who want jazz that is genuinely played rather than approximated will find the line-up decision does most of the work here. The compact ac...
Two players suit the room that's too small for a band but too big for a speaker on a stand, and that's where this sits. Between them, Nick Roy an...
Alto saxophone, guitar and double bass, playing the Great American Songbook the way it was meant to sound. The Alice Bisschops Trio is led by car...
Michael GT Blair fronts this Melbourne tribute to the Godfather of Soul, and the band behind him is horn driven, funky and firmly in rhythm and b...
Roaming minstrels one day, a full function band the next. The Jackson Combo covers blues, soul, jazz, rock and disco, with Van Morrison, Ella Fit...
Rock and roll from four Melbourne musicians, with saxophone in the line-up and singing coming from every corner of the stage. Andrew McLeod is on...
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Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Solo sax over backing suits the cocktail hour. Sax alongside a DJ is the popular choice for the dance floor. Some acts offer both across the night.
The drinks, the first dance if you want something special, and the dance floor later in the night.
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