Dance Floor Revival
Dance Floor Revival is the Only band you need for to make your event the talk of the industry. We are a high end all pro band playing dance classic...
Dance Floor Revival is the Only band you need for to make your event the talk of the industry. We are a high end all pro band playing dance classic...
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Nice little rock N roll sort from East Sussex, looking to play shows. Currently got a small set of 10 songs. Covers and original material. Expect t...
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Live bands in London cover everything from compact acoustic duos to full party bands with horn sections. Most professional London live music acts offer a flexible structure: background sets for arrivals and dinner, then higher-energy sets later in the evening. You can typically expect punctual load-in, a short soundcheck, clear communication on set times, and a setlist that balances well-known songs with style-appropriate material. Many bands provide an MC-style bandleader who handles announcements and keeps the schedule moving without turning the event into a “show”.
Live bands in London are commonly booked for corporate events, weddings, and private celebrations because they create atmosphere while still allowing planners to manage volume, timing, and pacing. Typical use cases include:
Price range: £600–£1,500 for an acoustic act or trio, £1,500–£4,000 for a 4–6 piece function band, and £4,000–£10,000+ for premium acts with horns, multiple vocalists, or production support. Costs vary by date, set length, travel, and how much equipment is included.
Equipment: Many bands supply a PA and microphones for up to 150–250 guests; larger events often require upgraded sound and staging. Lighting may be basic (wash and effects) unless specified.
Space and power: Plan for 3×2 m for small acts and 5×4 m or more for full bands, plus safe access and 2–4 standard power sockets.
Timings: Allow 60–120 minutes for load-in and setup, with performances commonly delivered as 2–3 sets of 40–60 minutes.
Lead time: Weekends in peak season often book 6–12 months ahead; midweek corporate dates can be shorter.
Contract and deposit: Expect a written agreement, a deposit to secure the date, and clear terms on overtime rates.
Venue restrictions: Confirm sound limits, curfews, and loading arrangements early, especially in central London.
Music policy: Check whether you need PRS/PPL coverage for public events; many venues already hold licences.
£600–£1,500 for small acoustic options, £1,500–£4,000 for standard party bands, and £4,000–£10,000+ for premium lineups and production.
PA, microphones, and basic monitoring. Often optional: Lighting, staging, DJ playlists, and larger-scale sound for big rooms.
Aim for 6–12 months for popular Friday/Saturday dates, or 2–4 months for many midweek events.
Many bands will learn a first dance or key song with sufficient notice, sometimes for an added rehearsal fee.
Private parties in private homes typically differ from public, ticketed, or venue-based events. Venues often handle licensing, but planners should confirm responsibilities in writing.