Saxophonists for cocktail hour and the dance floor, solo or alongside a DJ.
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...
A horn section changes a party, and Black Tie Party can bring one. Formed by a group of old friends, this Melbourne band scales from an acoustic...
No backing tracks, no karaoke, nothing pre-recorded. This Melbourne funk outfit plays everything 100 percent live, and they'll tell you straight...
You get a say in every song. 5 Degrees take requests seriously enough to talk the set list through with you beforehand and make sure you're happy...
Arin Grigg has shared stages with Mike Nock, George Garzone, John Hoffman and Don Burrows, and these days plays corporate rooms like the Crown Bu...
Electric violin cuts through a room in a way an acoustic one can't, and Cheralyn uses that either as the feature or as amplified background. She'...
Saxophone and a costume, in whatever combination the night calls for. Jason Chalmers works out of Campbellfield and plays across a wide spread of...
Solo, duo, trio or full band, and Lukey Luke will tell you which one suits your room. Solo is acoustic guitar and vocals. The duo adds violin, th...
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...
Brass house is the shorthand: a trio of horns and drums playing covers with a bit more bite than a guitar band manages. Current hits sit in the s...
Formed in 2000 by two Victorian College of the Arts music graduates, Orlando Combo has spent the years since becoming one of the busiest jazz out...
Nick Roy and Matt Bray have racked up more than 4,000 gigs between them, and it shows in how fast they read a room. Platinum Play Duo move betwee...
Two voices, one male and one female, both playing guitar with a stomp box underneath. That's Rach & Will as a duo, and it's the version most peop...
Love ballads through to smooth grooves is how Sax Man Paul describes the range, and the song list backs it up: Bill Withers, Miles Davis, Sting,...
Stop & Stare is a based in Goulburn Valley, Victoria and will travel.
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 tracks suits cocktail hour. Sax alongside a DJ is the popular choice for the dance floor. Some acts offer both across the night.
Commonly between about $600 and $1,800 depending on hours and whether a DJ is included.
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