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A party, wedding, function and event band like no other. Fully live and high-octane 5-7 piece featuring guitars, keyboards, male and female vocals,...
A party, wedding, function and event band like no other. Fully live and high-octane 5-7 piece featuring guitars, keyboards, male and female vocals,...
3 piece band based in the North East of England available to perform at private and public events Including songs from across the decades. We alway...
Welcome to the Time of your Life with the UK's brightest and most versatile 80's party band around. Get-up-and-dance energy in the and delivery an...
Function bands in Portsmouth are professional live acts booked for private and corporate events across the city, Southsea, Gunwharf Quays, and the wider Hampshire area. Most bands offer a flexible setlist built around well-known pop, rock, soul, indie, and party classics, with the option to add a first dance, background jazz, or a more modern chart-focused set. Expect clear communication on timings, technical requirements, and how the band will fit around speeches, dinner service, and venue sound rules.
These bands are commonly booked for weddings, corporate functions, birthdays, engagement parties, charity galas, military and naval events, university balls, and seasonal celebrations such as Christmas parties. Many Portsmouth venues have noise management policies, so a band that can adapt volume and provide an efficient load-in is often the best fit for hotels, waterfront spaces, and city-centre function rooms.
Costs vary by band size, date, travel, and production needs.
Typical price range: £700–£1,200 for smaller acts (duos/trios), £1,200–£2,500 for most 4–5 piece bands, and £2,500–£4,000+ for premium show bands with horn sections, extra vocals, or enhanced lighting. Peak Saturdays (especially summer) and short-notice bookings tend to cost more.
Ask about arrival and soundcheck times, curfews, and any venue sound limiter.
Paperwork: Many venues request public liability insurance and PAT testing records.
Music planning: Agree on must-play and do-not-play tracks, plus who provides background music during breaks.
Payments: A deposit is common, with the balance due shortly before the event; ensure everything is covered in a written contract.
For popular dates, 9–18 months is common. For off-peak weekdays, 2–6 months can be enough, but options narrow quickly for summer Saturdays.
Most do. Confirm whether PA and lighting are included, and if they can connect a phone or laptop for background playlists.
Yes, many can adjust volume or switch to an acoustic-style set. Check venue noise limits and whether drums need shielding or reduced amplification.
Include: Event date, venue postcode, guest count, performance times, access/parking details, and any sound restrictions or early finish requirements.