A BAND
FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Better than another playlist
A Christmas party people actually talk about afterwards
December is full of the same evening: a venue, a buffet, a playlist nobody chose. A live act is the part that makes yours different - and it works at any size, from a solo singer during dinner to a full band once the speeches are done.
Every enquiry is free and non-binding, and each artist lists a fee expectation on their profile, so you can check what fits the budget before you ask.
Find a Christmas party bandMusical acts for your office Christmas party
What suits a sit-down dinner is not what suits the end of the night.
Solo or duo
One or two musicians during the reception drinks or over dinner. Present enough to lift the room, quiet enough that people can still hear each other.
A full band
For once the speeches are over and the tables are pushed back. More players, more instruments, and a set that can keep a room going.
A walking act
Musicians moving through the room rather than playing from one spot. Good for a standing reception, or when there is no obvious place to put a stage.
Online, for split teams
If the company is spread across sites, everyone joins by video and a live set turns the call into an actual party.
Booking a Christmas party band in three steps
Everything you need to plan, folded into the order you'll actually do it.
Find the right act
Settle the date, the venue and the headcount. Then browse the artist list for a solo act, a duo or a full band.
- December books up early - ask 2 to 3 months ahead
- Filter by genre, lineup and area
Compare offers
Send as many free enquiries as you like. Each artist replies with a non-binding offer, so you can put a few in front of whoever signs off. Settle the scope in writing in the booking system - that written record is what the contract is based on.
- Nothing is binding until you confirm
- Ask about song requests now, not on the night
Enjoy the party
Confirming creates the contract and reserves the date. You deposit the fee plus the booking fee, which is held in trust and only released to the artist after the event. An invoice follows by email.
- Fee held securely until the party has happened
- Proper invoice for the books
Two ways to get started
Find an act yourself
Browse the acts that play company parties, listen to samples and send free enquiries to as many as you like.
A few of the acts you could be booking.
Get a free recommendation
Organising the Christmas party is rarely anybody's actual job. Tell us the date, the venue, the headcount and the budget you have been given.
We come back with a shortlist of acts who are still free in December - no charge, and no obligation to book any of them.