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We offer a range of cabaret shows, with 1 male & 2 female singers, costume changes with lights and staging as required.We work all over the UK and...
We offer a range of cabaret shows, with 1 male & 2 female singers, costume changes with lights and staging as required.We work all over the UK and...
Birmingham has a deep live-music culture, and that shows in the variety of professional singers available for private and corporate events. Whether you are planning a wedding reception, a brand launch, or a community festival, local vocalists typically offer adaptable setlists, reliable event experience, and options that fit different venue sizes and sound requirements. Most singers in Birmingham work either solo with backing tracks, as an acoustic duo (often with guitar or piano), or as part of a full band. When you book, you can usually expect a structured plan covering arrival time, soundcheck, set durations, and break music.
A professional event singer will normally provide a curated repertoire spanning pop, soul, R&B, jazz standards, indie, and classic hits, with choices tailored to the audience. Many performers can learn a specific first-dance song or a short selection of “must-plays” with enough notice. Typical performance formats include two to three live sets of 30–45 minutes, or a longer background set for drinks receptions. For formal events, singers often adjust presentation to match the dress code and can coordinate announcements with the host or venue team.
Singers in Birmingham are commonly booked for:
Price range: As a general guide, solo singers with backing tracks often start around £200–£450 for a shorter local booking, while acoustic duos commonly fall around £350–£750. A singer fronting a full band can range from roughly £900 to £2,500+ depending on lineup size, production, and date. Peak Saturdays, festive periods, and late finishes typically increase costs.
Equipment: Many singers can supply a compact PA suitable for small-to-mid rooms, plus microphones and basic lighting. Larger venues may require a more powerful PA, additional speakers, or a dedicated sound engineer, which can be included as an upgrade. Always confirm power access, stage space, and any venue sound limiters.
Booking considerations: Check availability early for popular dates, clarify performance times and curfew, and request a simple contract covering deposit, cancellation terms, and overtime rates. Provide key details up front: venue address, parking/loading, audience size, and preferred musical direction.
For peak Saturdays and summer wedding dates, booking 3–9 months ahead is common. Midweek and off-season dates may be available with shorter notice.
Most can accommodate a small number of requests if you share titles early. Learning a new song may involve an extra fee, especially for complex arrangements.
Not always. Many performers bring their own PA for smaller spaces. For large halls or outdoor events, confirm whether venue production is required.
Share the event schedule, set length, venue restrictions, space for equipment, and any special moments such as entrances or speeches that affect timing.