Coxy Live
Hinckley
Entertainer, singer and musician. Unfiltered energy. Unforgettable nights.
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Ian Hartland
Royal Leamington Spa
Ian sings some of the best known hits of the 1960s and 1970s. Sing and dance along with familiar songs. Ian accompanies himself on electric and aco...
Jonny Be Good
Norwich
Guitarist and vocalist covering a wide range of fun country and Americana
Colt Murphy Jr
Preston, Lancashire
18 year old musician from Preston, looking for more work in the Lancashire and surrounding areas 🤠
JASON PEERLESS
Plymouth
A fantastic Singer Guitarist. Playing 60s to 90s covers and medleys. Up beat Fun, Entertaining. Great for a wide variety of audiences.
Matt Astell
London
Matt Astell is a singer songwriter and studio project based in London. Who’s been doing cover gigs since he was 16 developing a 2h cover set of aco...
Barry O's Back 2 The 80s Show
Durham
Barry O's Back 2 The 80s Show is a dynamic tribute to the classic music of the 80s guaranteed to get you singing & dancing. Barry is a seasoned...
Jonny McGiffen
Glasgow
Jonny Mac has been a professional working musician for the last 9 years, performing solo and with various acts as a session player. Jonny has a wea...
Max Mayer
London
Max Mayer is a singer-songwriter and guitarist originally from the Czech Republic. Two years ago, he moved to London to begin his music career by r...
Damien logan
Nottingham
Guitar vocalist playing golden oldies and irish
Denny Terrell
Bank
I am singing in lunch clubs and care homes with the usual selection of old favourite songs but would welcome the chance to play to a younger audien...
Harry O'Brien
Birmingham
Harry O’Brien mixes high energy popular covers with his own style of touching, personal original works. Always ready to entertain, his catalogue co...
Jude mansbridge
Eastbourne
Mostly oasis tunes. Short 30 minute to 45 minute set.
Isabelle
London
About me... French songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, I compose meaningful songs with poetry-driven lyrics and ethereal melodies. I believe deep...
James Frederick Music
St Helens
Acoustic covers of a wide range of popular music.
Charlie Cooper
Crawley
Charlie offers an engaging and exciting set, where the past and present collide in a harmonious blend of Mod, Post Punk, Ska, Indie, and Rock. Char...
Dan J
Winchester
Music Host • Karaoke • Open Mic • Live Music I’m a versatile music host and entertainer, regularly hosting open-mic and karaoke nights, includin...
Leeson Fane
Chester
Hey my name is Leeson, I am a musician and a university student. I play acoustic guitar along with writing and producing my own songs.
Singing Guitarists: What to expect, where they fit, and how to book
What a Singing Guitarist brings
A singing guitarist delivers flexible, high-quality live music that suits intimate rooms and medium-sized venues. Expect acoustic or light electric guitar with vocals, tasteful backing tracks or a loop pedal when appropriate, and well-paced sets that support – rather than dominate – your event. Professional performers provide curated setlists across genres (pop, rock, folk, soul), take timed breaks, and adapt volume to conversation-friendly levels.
Suitable occasions
This format works for a wide range of events: Wedding ceremonies and receptions, cocktail hours, corporate receptions, award dinners, store openings, private house parties, restaurants, and garden gatherings. For larger stages, a singing guitarist can open the evening or deliver a focused feature set between speeches or DJ sets.
Practical information: Pricing, equipment, and logistics
Typical price range: Expect approximately £350–£1,200 for up to two 45-minute sets, varying by date, travel, repertoire prep, and production needs. Peak dates and bespoke song requests may carry supplements.
Equipment: Most bring a compact PA system (suitable for 50–120 guests), vocal mic, guitar DI, small mixer, and optional loop pedal. Larger crowds may require venue PA or rental.
Space & power: About 2×2 m performance area and one standard power outlet; outdoor bookings need weather cover.
Setup & soundcheck: 30–60 minutes depending on access and parking.
- Set length: Common formats are 2×45, 3×40, or a 60-minute showcase.
- Repertoire: Mixed classics and current hits; advance requests welcome.
- Volume control: Adjustable to suit background ambience or headliner moments.
- Insurance: Many carry public liability; PAT-tested gear on request.
- Travel & overtime: Mileage/late-finish fees may apply.
Booking considerations
Confirm the essentials early: event timeline, audience size, access/parking, loading times, and any venue sound limits. Share must-play and do-not-play lists, dress code, and announcement needs. Contracts should outline fees, breaks, rider (water/soft drinks, changing space), cancellation terms, and contingency for weather or equipment failure. For ceremonies, align on exact cues, keys, and version references.
FAQ
How far in advance should I book?
For weekends and peak season, 3–6 months is sensible; short-notice bookings are sometimes available midweek.
Can the performer learn special songs?
Yes, most will learn one or two new songs with notice. Additional requests may incur rehearsal fees.
Do I need to provide equipment?
Usually not. Performers bring a compact PA and microphone. For 150+ guests or complex rooms, discuss venue PA support.
How loud is a singing guitarist?
They can play at background level for mingling or step up for a spotlight moment. Share any decibel limits to avoid issues.
What affects the price?
Date, performance length, travel, bespoke song prep, early setup/late finish, and additional sound equipment.