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Eighteen musicians on one stage is a specific kind of sound, and it's the whole point of this Gold Coast band. Hint Of Swing play jazz standards,...
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Saxophonists
Saxophonists for cocktail hour and the dance floor, solo or alongside a DJ.
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Zane, who works as Human Music, is a dance floor devotee first and a DJ second. The style moves from R&B and hip hop through funk and disco and o...
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Marc has had his music on Channel 7's Sunrise and ABC's Rage, picked up international music video awards, featured in Australian Surfing Life fil...
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Saxophone over DJ decks, which is a combination that works because it gives a dance floor something to watch as well as something to move to. Mat...
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Multi-instrumentalists who swap around mid-show, which keeps things moving in a way a fixed lineup can't. The Bredda Brothers work as a duo but c...
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Saxophonists: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Sax with a DJ or solo?
Solo sax over backing tracks suits cocktail hour. Sax alongside a DJ is the popular choice for the dance floor. Some acts offer both across the night.
What does a saxophonist cost?
Commonly between about $600 and $1,800 depending on hours and whether a DJ is included.
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