Soul Street
20 bookingsSoul Street are a Sydney duo with soulful vocals over guitar arrangements built to complement rather than compete. The repertoire is genuinely br...
Jazz for the drinks and the dinner: a trio or quartet that sits under conversation, then lifts the room when the tables clear. Standards, swing, soul and the songs couples love, played live. Browse their videos to hear how they fill a room before you decide.
Soul Street are a Sydney duo with soulful vocals over guitar arrangements built to complement rather than compete. The repertoire is genuinely br...
Jazz Royale are four Sydney musicians: vocals and saxophone, piano and keys, double and electric bass, and drums with percussion. The set can sit...
Alli Rayel leads this Sydney jazz outfit, and the line up shifts to fit the room. Two pieces for a lounge or cocktail set. Ten pieces when the br...
Guitarist Gavin Libotte, of Latin jazz fusion band Urban Gypsies, and vocalist Niyati Libotte, whose singing was sharpened in the jazz rooms of F...
A brass band that walks. This Sydney group takes the New Orleans marching tradition and bends it, so trad jazz sits alongside pop, soul and funk...
Jazz Foundry are a Sydney band who move through jazz, funk and pop depending on what the hour needs. Ambient during pre dinner drinks and through...
Blue Bone play the Las Vegas end of jazz, the late 50s and early 60s, when a suit was a cultural requirement. Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Samm...
Rosies Jazz Trio play a lot more than jazz. Pop, roots, rhythm and blues, reggae and folk all turn up in the set, and the three of them keep addi...
Blues, Latin jazz and dance tunes, mostly standards and familiar hits, but arranged in ways that don't go where you expect. The Anna Weaving Coll...
Foot tapping Hammond organ, blues all through it, and a swing feel that moves instead of sitting politely in the corner, that's what hits first w...
Saxophone, guitars and bass. That's the DB Trio, formed in early 2012 by three of Sydney's busiest musicians around one practical idea: music tha...
Joseph Calderazzo started Jazz Nouveau in 2003 with a simple idea: take songs people already know and play them with the poise of something much...
Contemporary jazz piano, written by the man playing it rather than pulled from the usual book of standards. Gerry Joe Weise works out of Byron Ba...
Eight pieces of swing jazz: Monica out front, backed by piano, double bass, drums and a four-piece horn section. The band came up in the early 90...
The Moods have been going since the late 90s, which makes them one of Sydney's longest running bands, and they've played thousands of gigs in tha...
Mr Campbell Jazz is a pool of Sydney musicians rather than one fixed line-up, and you pick the shape you want. Solo piano or solo guitar at the q...
Sophisticated swing for weddings is the specialty of Mr Morris Jazz, and the aim is the feeling of walking into an elegant New York room. More th...
Anyone whose wedding needs the atmosphere held steady while guests keep talking has found the right sort of act. It's piano, tuned to whatever is...
A Sydney jazz trio for the parts of an event where the music should sit under the conversation rather than over it. Private parties, corporate ga...
Cool jazz, Latin and lounge, played the way it was meant to sit in a room. Moonlight Jazz work through Chet Baker, Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone,...
Sydney has plenty of cover bands. Big bands with horn sections and two lead singers are rarer, and The Big Band Theory has been doing it since 20...
Sydney jazz built around a singer. Natalie fronts every version of this band, from a duo with keyboard up through a trio with upright bass, a qua...
Guitar and voice, starting soft enough to talk over. Afterglow Acoustics open with ambient songs while your guests settle, then lift the tempo th...
Well suited to a couple who want one pair of musicians to move with the day, from a hushed ceremony to more pulse by the reception. Alba & Svet a...
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Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
The drinks and the dinner: music that sits under conversation and sets a mood. Later in the night, many jazz bands move into swing, soul and funk to open the floor.
Not necessarily. Tell the band what you want the last hour to feel like and most will build to it.
A trio suits a smaller room and a mellow evening. A quartet, or a band with a singer, suits a bigger room and a night that ends on the floor.
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