A Four Piece Live Wedding Band for One Hour
This live wedding band package brings a four piece soul and funk group to your celebration for a one hour performance at $3,000. The lineup features a lead vocalist on keyboard with drums, bass and guitar, and the price includes all sound equipment, a full back line and a dedicated sound engineer to run the mix while the band plays.
The Full Band is a strong fit when you want real musicians to carry one key stretch of the night, such as the opening of the dance floor or the reception party. With a full rhythm section behind the vocals, the band covers dance music from Motown classics to current Top 40 songs and keeps guests on their feet.
What's Included
A Four Piece Live Wedding Band for One Hour
This live wedding band package brings a four piece soul and funk group to your celebration for a one hour performance at $3,000. The lineup features a lead vocalist on keyboard with drums, bass and guitar, and the price includes all sound equipment, a full back line and a dedicated sound engineer to run the mix while the band plays.
The Full Band is a strong fit when you want real musicians to carry one key stretch of the night, such as the opening of the dance floor or the reception party. With a full rhythm section behind the vocals, the band covers dance music from Motown classics to current Top 40 songs and keeps guests on their feet.
What's Included
- Four piece band: lead vocals and keyboard, drums, bass and guitar
- One hour live performance
- All sound equipment
- Full back line
- Sound engineer for the performance
Why a Sound Engineer Matters
A dedicated sound engineer balances the vocals and instruments for the room while the band focuses on the performance. Because the full back line and all sound equipment are included, you do not need to rent a separate system or coordinate gear with your venue beyond the usual load-in and power details you confirm when booking.
Sound and Repertoire
The band is a Bay Area soul and funk act with a knack for getting the crowd dancing. Its genres span disco and funk, Motown and soul, pop and Top 40 and R&B, and its sets mix covers of well-known artists such as Stevie Wonder and Bruno Mars with original songs. The band plays weddings, private events and festivals across the Bay Area.
The bandleader is a vocalist, pianist, music director and entertainer who headlined Yoshi's in Oakland, has opened for Morris Day and The Time, Con Funk Shun and Keith Washington, and was a Golden Ticket winner on American Idol Season 23. The band has also been featured at Bay Area festivals and plays recurring restaurant and hotel dates.
Service on the Day
The band describes its approach as a white glove experience. It arrives several hours early to set up and sound check, and it stays flexible when plans change at the last minute. A band backdrop is available, and the sound setup can be scaled for audiences under 300 or over 300 guests, so the music fits both smaller rooms and large receptions.
Because the band brings its own back line and a sound engineer runs the mix, your venue mainly needs to provide the space and power the band requests. Confirm those details along with your load-in window and any noise limits at the venue, so the performance runs smoothly from the first song to the last.
Events the Band Fits
While weddings are a natural fit, a soul and funk band also suits milestone birthdays, anniversary parties, holiday parties, corporate celebrations and galas. Any event where you want guests up and dancing to songs they know can work well, and the band's mix of covers and original songs gives the set its own personality.
Questions to Ask Before You Book
Ask the band how much setup time it needs, what power and stage space your venue should provide and whether any songs can be learned for a first dance or special moment. Confirm whether you want music outside the one hour performance, since the published price covers a single one hour set, and get any added time in writing.
What Past Clients Say
The band is five-star rated by past wedding clients. One reviewer said the band kept the dance floor packed all night and that they would book again without hesitation. Another praised the energy and said the band made the reception feel like a private concert, adding that it was worth every penny. Both reviews come from weddings in 2025.
Planning Your Hour
One hour of live music works well as a focused set: you might place it right after dinner to open the dance floor or at the peak of the party. Share your timeline, guest count and any must-play songs when you inquire, and confirm load-in time, power and space needs with your venue so the band can set up early.
If you would like a bigger sound, the band also offers a six piece Extended Band that adds synth and saxophone or horn to the same core lineup for a one hour performance. Both versions come with a sound engineer and a full back line, so the choice comes down to the size of the room and the sound you want.
