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#1: When you select a band for your event, make sure you’re not doing it under duress.
We often advise our clients not to move forward until they’re comfortable, but to try and get comfortable as soon as possible!
#2: Make sure the band you’d like to book—isn’t booked.
Recently, we were forced to inform a bride that we had no bands available for her wedding date. Dismayed, she replied that all the books she consulted suggested beginning the booking process six months prior to her date.
While this can be true in some instances, roughly six months is hardly the industry standard anymore—and generally, it isn’t nearly enough time. So when someone asks us “how far advance should we book our band,” the best advice we can give is always: “As soon as you are able.”
Other things to keep in mind: Peak season generally falls between April and October. So if you’re planning an event outside of those months you may have more flexibility with your timeline. And of course, there are always great bands that fall through the cracks for prime dates. We recently asked our Facebook fans how far in advance they booked their band and answers ranged from 7 to 23 months.
Contact us today to request availability.
The average cost of our bands is $5,000-$10,000 per event. And a lot of people compare one band to another based solely on cost. But it’s important to keep in mind—not all bands or companies are created equal. While budget is important, we recommend you ask as many questions as you can about a band or company’s tenure, approach, style, ethics and policies.
What determines a band’s cost is made up of several primary factors:
Band size. Larger groups (8-10 pieces) tend to be more costly than smaller groups (4-6 pieces).
Tenure. New bands are usually priced more aggressively than bands who possess longer tenures.
Location. Our bands price themselves relative to your venue’s distance from Boston, MA. Locations approaching or exceeding 3 hours from Boston may require overnight accommodations.
Event Date. The calendar year is separated into prime months and off season months, each with varying costs. And within peak months (April to October), there are Fridays and some Sundays that yield lower call/inquiry volume. Many bands tend to discount for such dates.
Supply and Demand. This has more to do with a band’s cost than any other factor. The most requested ensembles, those who book 1-2 years in advance, will be the most costly.
Contact us today to request availability.
We accept bookings on a first come, first serve basis. We are unable to offer “rights of first refusals” or “soft holds”, a policy put in place to protect your interests. If we held bands for others, we wouldn’t be able to make them available to you!
At the point you are ready to move forward with one of our bands, we:
1.) Determine if the artist is still open for your date. If so, we take them off the books, immediately, so no one else can book them.
2.) We email paperwork to you outlining the details of the event (date, time, venue, etc.). Many of these details can be fine-tuned at a later time as well. We ask that you look over the paperwork and sign & return with a 50% payment within 5 days (payments can be made by personal check, Visa or Mastercard). The remaining balance is payable to the artist on, or before your event date, by bank check, money order, or cash (the remaining balance cannot be paid by credit card).
3.) We will also include a worksheet that you should complete and forward to the band about 2 months before your event. The band liaison’s name, number & address is on the form so you can contact them directly regarding all musical questions.
And always know—we’re here to help and answer questions at every stage of the process.
We are often asked about our cancellation policy. If you are forced to cancel for any reason, we are able to refund all but $250 of the deposit at the point at which we are able to re-book the band for your date. Otherwise, the deposit is retained by the band as damages.
Contact us today to request availability.
We understand that choosing a band is very much a matter of taste. Our goal is to pair you and your family with a band that matches your personality, preferences and budget.
Often times people have been referred to bands or saw a particular group at a recent event. We’ve even taken calls from brides-to-be who were recommended a band while they sat at the salon. Whether you’ve received a referral or not, you should follow through with the steps below:
Request Availability, as it isn’t worth reviewing bands on-line who may not be available for your date!
Review Band Videos. Band videos help you gauge what you are drawn to, as well as what turns you off. Taste in music is very subjective and different people are drawn to very different things.
Read Reviews from Recent Events. Websites like weddingwire.com also offer instant and easy access to verified band reviews and info on many types of event professionals.
Read Our Blog. Blogs can also be a helpful way to gain insight into the types of events at which bands have been performing. They also offer a peek into real events, where you might gain inspiration for ideas related to your own celebration.
Attend Live Showcases. We offer monthly events where you can sit down, have dinner and a drink, all while watching some of our most requested bands perform a range of their material.
View Song-lists, Biographies and Other Available Materials.. The more material you can review, the better informed you’ll be.
Talk to Your Other Vendors. These are the professionals who work along side ensembles every weekend. They may be able to offer valuable insight.
Contact us today to request availability.
Hiring a band for your special event isn’t just about music and instruments. It’s an investment that will generate life-long, priceless memories.
Our basic band pricing reflects a standard 4-hour, dinner/dance reception performance which begins at the conclusion of your cocktail reception. We provide quotes specific to your location and event date. There is no tax associated with our costs.
Our bands provide all the necessary equipment to perform a dinner/dance reception, including:
Our artists utilize DJ equipment during their breaks and can DJ pre-recorded music at any point throughout the evening. Each band also acts as the MC, directing your evening’s flow of events based on a timeline you have devised. The band will also learn 2 new songs, just for your event.
With any of our groups, you receive the backing and support of New England’s most respected entertainment company, with over 30 years and 20,000 events to our credit. We are a second generation family business that is highly-regarded by New England’s top venues, Event Planners, and thousands of clients.
Additional Services
While our paperwork and costs contain no hidden fees, there are a handful of additional services our bands can provide, such as:
These services can be added at any time, and do not have to be decided upon when you book a band. One of our consultants will be happy to provide pricing on the above listed services.
Band Breaks
We allow our bands a maximum of 2 breaks in a standard 4 hour performance. The first break will occur as your guests are served their main course and will not exceed 20-22 minutes. The band will provide pleasant pre-recorded background music during this time. Should they take a second break, it will occur approximately 1 and ½ hour before the end of the night and will not exceed 12- 15 minutes. The band will DJ high energy dance music over the PA at this time to keep the momentum going. We are routinely told by our clients that the band breaks felt “seamless”. Below are typical excerpts from our “Performance Review” questionnaire’s, which couples complete the week after their event:
We didn’t even know when you were on break! You coordinated so beautifully with your DJ – which was honestly one our biggest concerns! Kudos!
– Michal and Arash, Seaport Hotel at World Trade Center
I never felt that we were without entertainment during the breaks. The song choices were great and gave a chance to play some songs that weren’t on the band’s song list.
– Margaux and Chris, Ocean Edge
I don’t even remember the band taking a break (which I guess is a good thing). I was having so much fun.
– Malka and Joe, Willowdale Estate
We offer monthly events where you can sit down, have dinner and a drink, all while watching some of our most requested bands perform a range of their material. These showcases are free and simply require an RSVP to attend. Our showcases take place in a low pressure, casual environment that we’ve created in response to our clients’ needs. Our bands perform exclusively at private events, so these showcase are the only option for live viewing.
While people often ask if they can attend a private event to view a band, we have a policy that bars this practice. Most venues in which our bands perform have a very strict non-viewing policy as well. They perceive this as an insurance liability. But most important, we aren’t comfortable inviting strangers to our clients’ private affairs.
Unfortunately, showcases cannot accommodate everyone at all times. And while you should ideally be able to see bands you’re interested in, if you limit yourself to reviewing only those with upcoming viewing opportunities, your options become limited. The majority of our bookings are taken sight-unseen based on band videos, reviews, referrals and our reputation.
Contact us today to request availability.
#1: When you select a band for your event, make sure you’re not doing it under duress.
We often advise our clients not to move forward until they’re comfortable, but to try and get comfortable as soon as possible!
#2: Make sure the band you’d like to book—isn’t booked.
Recently, we were forced to inform a bride that we had no bands available for her wedding date. Dismayed, she replied that all the books she consulted suggested beginning the booking process six months prior to her date.
While this can be true in some instances, roughly six months is hardly the industry standard anymore—and generally, it isn’t nearly enough time. So when someone asks us “how far advance should we book our band,” the best advice we can give is always: “As soon as you are able.”
Other things to keep in mind: Peak season generally falls between April and October. So if you’re planning an event outside of those months you may have more flexibility with your timeline. And of course, there are always great bands that fall through the cracks for prime dates. We recently asked our Facebook fans how far in advance they booked their band and answers ranged from 7 to 23 months.
Contact us today to request availability.
The average cost of our bands is $5,000-$10,000 per event. And a lot of people compare one band to another based solely on cost. But it’s important to keep in mind—not all bands or companies are created equal. While budget is important, we recommend you ask as many questions as you can about a band or company’s tenure, approach, style, ethics and policies.
What determines a band’s cost is made up of several primary factors:
Band size. Larger groups (8-10 pieces) tend to be more costly than smaller groups (4-6 pieces).
Tenure. New bands are usually priced more aggressively than bands who possess longer tenures.
Location. Our bands price themselves relative to your venue’s distance from Boston, MA. Locations approaching or exceeding 3 hours from Boston may require overnight accommodations.
Event Date. The calendar year is separated into prime months and off season months, each with varying costs. And within peak months (April to October), there are Fridays and some Sundays that yield lower call/inquiry volume. Many bands tend to discount for such dates.
Supply and Demand. This has more to do with a band’s cost than any other factor. The most requested ensembles, those who book 1-2 years in advance, will be the most costly.
Contact us today to request availability.
We accept bookings on a first come, first serve basis. We are unable to offer “rights of first refusals” or “soft holds”, a policy put in place to protect your interests. If we held bands for others, we wouldn’t be able to make them available to you!
At the point you are ready to move forward with one of our bands, we:
1.) Determine if the artist is still open for your date. If so, we take them off the books, immediately, so no one else can book them.
2.) We email paperwork to you outlining the details of the event (date, time, venue, etc.). Many of these details can be fine-tuned at a later time as well. We ask that you look over the paperwork and sign & return with a 50% payment within 5 days (payments can be made by personal check, Visa or Mastercard). The remaining balance is payable to the artist on, or before your event date, by bank check, money order, or cash (the remaining balance cannot be paid by credit card).
3.) We will also include a worksheet that you should complete and forward to the band about 2 months before your event. The band liaison’s name, number & address is on the form so you can contact them directly regarding all musical questions.
And always know—we’re here to help and answer questions at every stage of the process.
We are often asked about our cancellation policy. If you are forced to cancel for any reason, we are able to refund all but $250 of the deposit at the point at which we are able to re-book the band for your date. Otherwise, the deposit is retained by the band as damages.
Contact us today to request availability.
We understand that choosing a band is very much a matter of taste. Our goal is to pair you and your family with a band that matches your personality, preferences and budget.
Often times people have been referred to bands or saw a particular group at a recent event. We’ve even taken calls from brides-to-be who were recommended a band while they sat at the salon. Whether you’ve received a referral or not, you should follow through with the steps below:
Request Availability, as it isn’t worth reviewing bands on-line who may not be available for your date!
Review Band Videos. Band videos help you gauge what you are drawn to, as well as what turns you off. Taste in music is very subjective and different people are drawn to very different things.
Read Reviews from Recent Events. Websites like weddingwire.com also offer instant and easy access to verified band reviews and info on many types of event professionals.
Read Our Blog. Blogs can also be a helpful way to gain insight into the types of events at which bands have been performing. They also offer a peek into real events, where you might gain inspiration for ideas related to your own celebration.
Attend Live Showcases. We offer monthly events where you can sit down, have dinner and a drink, all while watching some of our most requested bands perform a range of their material.
View Song-lists, Biographies and Other Available Materials.. The more material you can review, the better informed you’ll be.
Talk to Your Other Vendors. These are the professionals who work along side ensembles every weekend. They may be able to offer valuable insight.
Contact us today to request availability.
Hiring a band for your special event isn’t just about music and instruments. It’s an investment that will generate life-long, priceless memories.
Our basic band pricing reflects a standard 4-hour, dinner/dance reception performance which begins at the conclusion of your cocktail reception. We provide quotes specific to your location and event date. There is no tax associated with our costs.
Our bands provide all the necessary equipment to perform a dinner/dance reception, including:
Our artists utilize DJ equipment during their breaks and can DJ pre-recorded music at any point throughout the evening. Each band also acts as the MC, directing your evening’s flow of events based on a timeline you have devised. The band will also learn 2 new songs, just for your event.
With any of our groups, you receive the backing and support of New England’s most respected entertainment company, with over 30 years and 20,000 events to our credit. We are a second generation family business that is highly-regarded by New England’s top venues, Event Planners, and thousands of clients.
Additional Services
While our paperwork and costs contain no hidden fees, there are a handful of additional services our bands can provide, such as:
These services can be added at any time, and do not have to be decided upon when you book a band. One of our consultants will be happy to provide pricing on the above listed services.
Band Breaks
We allow our bands a maximum of 2 breaks in a standard 4 hour performance. The first break will occur as your guests are served their main course and will not exceed 20-22 minutes. The band will provide pleasant pre-recorded background music during this time. Should they take a second break, it will occur approximately 1 and ½ hour before the end of the night and will not exceed 12- 15 minutes. The band will DJ high energy dance music over the PA at this time to keep the momentum going. We are routinely told by our clients that the band breaks felt “seamless”. Below are typical excerpts from our “Performance Review” questionnaire’s, which couples complete the week after their event:
We didn’t even know when you were on break! You coordinated so beautifully with your DJ – which was honestly one our biggest concerns! Kudos!
– Michal and Arash, Seaport Hotel at World Trade Center
I never felt that we were without entertainment during the breaks. The song choices were great and gave a chance to play some songs that weren’t on the band’s song list.
– Margaux and Chris, Ocean Edge
I don’t even remember the band taking a break (which I guess is a good thing). I was having so much fun.
– Malka and Joe, Willowdale Estate
We offer monthly events where you can sit down, have dinner and a drink, all while watching some of our most requested bands perform a range of their material. These showcases are free and simply require an RSVP to attend. Our showcases take place in a low pressure, casual environment that we’ve created in response to our clients’ needs. Our bands perform exclusively at private events, so these showcase are the only option for live viewing.
While people often ask if they can attend a private event to view a band, we have a policy that bars this practice. Most venues in which our bands perform have a very strict non-viewing policy as well. They perceive this as an insurance liability. But most important, we aren’t comfortable inviting strangers to our clients’ private affairs.
Unfortunately, showcases cannot accommodate everyone at all times. And while you should ideally be able to see bands you’re interested in, if you limit yourself to reviewing only those with upcoming viewing opportunities, your options become limited. The majority of our bookings are taken sight-unseen based on band videos, reviews, referrals and our reputation.
Contact us today to request availability.
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| Song Title | Artist |
| Wild Thoughts | DJ Khaled ft. Rihanna |
| Despacito | Luis Fonsi ft. Justin Bieber |
| Attention | Charlie Puth |
| That's What I Like | Bruno Mars |
| 24K Magic | Bruno Mars |
| Closer | The Chainsmokers |
| Can't Stop The Feeling | Justin Timberlake |
| How Would You Feel | Ed Sheeran |
| Thinking Out Loud | Ed Sheeran |
| One Dance | Drake |
| Cake By The Ocean | DNCE |
| Feeling It Coming | The Weeknd |
| Can’t Feel My Face | The Weeknd |
| Sorry | Justin Bieber |
| Shut Up & Dance | WalkThe Moon |
| Me Too | Meghan Trainor |
| All About That Bass | Meghan Trainor |
| NO | Meghan Trainor |
| Lips Are Movin’ | Meghan Trainor |
| Side To Side | Ariana Grande |
| Bang Bang | Jessie J, Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj |
| Jealous | Nick Jonas |
| Roses | The Chainsmokers |
| Shake It Off | Taylor Swift |
| Uptown Funk | Bruno Mars |
| Treasure | Bruno Mars |
| Locked Out of Heaven | Bruno Mars |
| Lazy Song | Bruno Mars |
| Hello | Adele |
| Rolling In The Deep | Adele |
| Get Lucky | Daft Punk |
| Suit & Tie | Justin Timberlake |
| Blurred Lines | Robin Thicke |
| Thrift Shop | Macklemore |
| Wagon Wheel | Darius Rucker |
| Country Girl Shake It For Me | Luke Bryan |
| Cruise | Florida Georgia Line |
| Tennessee Whiskey | Chris Stapleton |
| She’s Country | Jason Aldean |
| Dynamite | Taio Cruz |
| Break Your Heart | Taio Cruz |
| Good Feeling | Flo Rida |
| Club Can’t handle Me | Flo Rida |
| My House | Flo Rida |
| Sugar | Maroon 5 |
| Moves Like Jagger | Maroon 5 |
| Payphone | Maroon 5 |
| Party Rock Anthem | LMFAO |
| Tik-Tok | Ke$ha |
| Timber | Ke$ha & Pitbull |
| Starships | Nicki Minaj |
| Super Bass | Nicki Minaj |
| Bottoms Up | Trey Songz |
| Til The World Ends | Britney Spears |
| Brokenhearted | Karmin |
| Chandelier | Sia |
| Love on Top | Beyoncé |
| We Found Love | Rihanna |
| Where Have You Been | Rihanna |
| Forget You | CeeLo Green |
| DJ Got Us Fallin In Love | Usher |
| OMG | Usher |
| Scream | Usher |
| Without You | David Guetta |
| Call Me Maybe | Carly Rae Jepsen |
| Give Me Everything | Pitbull |
| Fireball | Pitbull |
| We Are Young | Fun |
| Stronger | Kelly Clarkson |
| Raise Your Glass | Pink |
| California Gurls | Katy Perry |
| Last Friday Night | Katy Perry |
| Part of Me | Katy Perry |
| Teenage Dream | Katy Perry |
| Wide Awake | Katy Perry |
| Domino | Jessie J |
| Price Tag | Jessie J |
| I Like It | Enrique Iglesias |
| Lonely Boy | Black Keys |
| Keep Your Head Up | Andy Grammer |
| Somebody That I Used To Know | Gotye |
| Let It Go | Idina Menzel |
| Little Talks | Of Monsters & Men |
| Song Title | Artist |
| Rock Your Body | Justin Timberlake |
| SexyBack | Justin Timberlake |
| Hey Ya! | Outkast |
| I Like The Way You Move | Outkast |
| Roses | Outkast |
| Crazy In Love | Beyoncé |
| Single Ladies | Beyoncé |
| Yeah! | Usher |
| My Boo | Usher & Alicia Keys |
| Umbrella | Rihanna |
| Pon De Replay | Rihanna |
| Just Dance | Lady Gaga |
| Poker Face | Lady Gaga |
| Let's Get It Started | Black Eyed Peas |
| Ignition Remix | R. Kelly |
| American Boy | Kanye & Estelle |
| Gold Digger | Kanye West |
| Crazy | Gnarles Barkley |
| Low | Flo Rida |
| Get Low | Lil Jon |
| Ride With Me | Nelly |
| Say Hey | Michael Franti |
| Drop It Like It's Hot | Snoop Dogg |
| In The Club | 50 Cent |
| Fire Burning | Sean Kingston |
| Hips Don’t Lie | Shakira |
| It Wasn't Me | Shaggy |
| Use Somebody | Kings of Leon |
| Mr. Brightside | The Killers |
| This Love | Maroon 5 |
| Sunday Morning | Maroon 5 |
| Party In The USA | Miley Cyrus |
| I Kissed A Girl | Katy Perry |
| Hot and cold | Katy Perry |
| Valerie | Amy Winehouse |
| Rehab | Amy Winehouse |
| Ain’t No Other Man | Christina Aguilera |
| Get The Party Started | Pink |
| Miss independent | Kelly Clarkson |
| Hollaback Girl | Gwen Stefani |
| Milkshake | Kelis |
| Need You Now | Lady Antebellum |
| All Summer Long | Kid Rock |
| All I wanna Do Is Have Some Fun | Sheryl Crow |
| Life is A Highway | Rascal Flatts |
| Save A Horse Ride A Cowboy | Big & Rich |
| I Loved Her First | Heartland |
| Sex On Fire | Kings of Leon |
| The Middle | Jimmy Eat World |
| Toes | Zac Brown Band |
| All The Small Things | Blink 182 |
| Hey Soul Sister | Train |
| I’m Yours | Jason Mraz |
| Love Song | Sara Bareielles |
| P.D.A. | John Legend |
| Steal My Kisses | Ben Harper |
| Ms. New Booty | Bubba Sparxxx |
| Nothin On You | BOB |
| Blame It | Jamie Foxx |
| Family Affair | Mary J. Blige |
| Jump Around | House of Pain |
| Kids | MGMT |
| Laid | James |
| Song Title | Artist |
| No Diggity | Blackstreet |
| Groove is in the Heart | Deee-Lite |
| No Scrubs | TLC |
| Two Princes | Spin Doctors |
| It’s Gonna Be Me | *NSYNC |
| Larger Than Life | Backstreet Boys |
| Everybody | Backstreet Boys |
| Say My Name | Destiny's Child |
| Mo Money, Mo Problems | Notorious B.I.G |
| Poison | Bell Biv Devoe |
| This Is How We Do It | Montell Jordan |
| Pony | Ginuwine |
| Ray of Light | Madonna |
| Stay | Dave Matthews |
| Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You | Lauryn Hill |
| Doo Wop/That Thing | Lauryn Hill |
| Shoop | Salt N Pepa |
| California Love | 2Pac |
| Santeria | Sublime |
| Summer Girls | LFO |
| Wannabe | Spice Girls |
| Slide | Goo Goo Dolls |
| Smooth | Santana |
| What I Got | Sublime |
| Heaven | Los Lonely Boys |
| My Own Worst Enemy | Lit |
| Semi-Charmed Life | Third Eye Blind |
| Hella Good | No Doubt |
| Just A Girl | No Doubt |
| Don’t Speak | No Doubt |
| Man! I Feel Like A Woman | Shania Twain |
| Lose Yourself | Eminem |
| Inside Out | Eve 6 |
| Hard to Handle | Black Crowes |
| I'll Be There For You | The Rembrandts |
| Basket Case | Green Day |
| Flagpole Sitta | Harvey Danger |
| Song Title | Artist |
| Summer Of '69 | Bryan Adams |
| Jesse’s Girl | Rick Springfield |
| Livin’ On A Prayer | Bon Jovi |
| Your Love | The Outfield |
| Every Little Thing You Do Is Magic | Police |
| Sweet Child of Mine | Guns N Roses |
| Love Shack | B52's |
| Don’t Stop Believin’ | Journey |
| 1999 | Prince |
| Kiss | Prince |
| Girls Just Want To Have Fun | Cyndi Lauper |
| What I Like About You | The Romantics |
| All Night Long | Lionel Richie |
| Africa | Toto |
| The Way You Make Me Feel | Michael Jackson |
| Billie Jean | Michael Jackson |
| P.Y.T. | Michael Jackson |
| Beat It | Michael Jackson |
| Born To Run | Bruce Springsteen |
| Dancing In The Dark | Bruce Springsteen |
| Give It To Me Baby | Rick James |
| Get Down On It | Kool & The Gang |
| Ain’t Nobody | Chaka Kahn |
| What Cha’ Gonna Do For Me | Chaka Kahn |
| I Wanna Dance With Somebody | Whitney Houston |
| How Will I Know | Whitney Houston |
| Let's Groove | Earth Wind & Fire |
| Outstanding | Gap Band |
| Super Freak | Rick James |
| Bad Girls | Donna Summer |
| My Perogative | Bobby Brown |
| Got To Be Real | Cheryl Lynn |
| Faith | George Michael |
| Walkin’ On Sunshine | Katrina & The Waves |
| You Make My Dreams Come True | Hall & Oates |
| Footloose | Kenny Loggins |
| Jenny (867-5309) | Tommy Tutone |
| You Give Love A Bad Name | Bon Jovi |
| Hit Me With Your Best Shot | Pat Benetar |
| Pour Some Sugar On Me | Def Leppard |
| Here I Go Again | Whitesnake |
| Shook Me All Night Long | AC/DC |
| Fight For Your Right | Beastie Boys |
| Endless Love | Riche & Ross |
| She’s A Bad Mama Jama | Carl Carlton |
| It’s Raining Men | The Weather Girls |
| Good Times | Chic |
| When A Man Loves A Woman | Michael Bolton |
| Should I Stay Or Should I Go | Clash |
| Just The Two Of Us | Bill Withers |
| Hungry Like A Wolf | Duran Duran |
| If You Love Somebody Set Them Free | Sting |
| That Girl | Stevie Wonder |
| Sexual Healing | Marvin Gaye |
| What I Am | Edie Brickell & The New Bohemians |
| Blister In The Sun | Violent Femmes |
| Song Title | Artist |
| ABC | Jackson Five |
| Shake Your Body | The Jacksons |
| Rock With You | Michael Jackson |
| Don’t Stop ‘Till You Get Enough | Michael Jackson |
| Last Dance | Donna Summer |
| September | Earth Wind & Fire |
| Boogie Wonderland | Earth Wind & Fire |
| Shining Star | Earth Wind & Fire |
| Give Up The Funk | Parliament |
| Ain't No Stoppin' Us | McFadden & Whitehead |
| We Are Family | Sister Sledge |
| Play That Funky Music | Wild Cherry |
| Ain't To Proud To Beg | Temptations |
| Sex Machine | James Brown |
| Get Up Off Of That Thing | James Brown |
| That's The Way (I Like It) | K.C. & Sun. Band |
| Get Down Tonight | K.C. & Sun. Band |
| Best Of My Love | The Emotions |
| Boogie Oogie Oogie | Taste of Honey |
| You Make Me Feel Like Dancing | Leo Sayer |
| Dancing Queen | ABBA |
| Brick House | The Commodores |
| I Love Rock & Roll | Joan Jett |
| Sweet Home Alabama | Lynard Skynard |
| Margarittaville | Jimmy Buffett |
| I Will Survive | Gloria Gaynor |
| I Wanna Be Your Lover | Prince |
| Signed, Sealed, Delivered | Stevie Wonder |
| Superstition | Stevie Wonder |
| I Wish | Stevie Wonder |
| Higher Ground | Stevie Wonder (Red Hot Chili Peppers) |
| Boogie On Reggae Woman | Stevie Wonder |
| Sir Duke | Stevie Wonder |
| You Are the Sunshine of My Life | Stevie Wonder |
| Isn't She Lovely | Stevie Wonder |
| Lady Marmalade | Patti LaBelle |
| Le Freak | Chic |
| Let's Stay Together | Al Green |
| Just The Way You Are | Billy Joel |
| Old Time Rock n’ Roll | Bob Seger |
| American Girl | Tom Petty |
| Walk This Way | Aerosmith |
| Dream On | Aerosmith |
| Jungle Boogie | Kool & The Gang |
| Ladies Night | Kool & The Gang |
| What's Goin' On | Marvin Gaye |
| Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing | Marvin Gaye |
| Pick Up The Pieces | Average White Band |
| Mary Jane | Rick James |
| Bold as Love | Jimi Hendrix |
| You’re The First, The Last, My Everything | Barry White |
| Can't Get Enough Of Your Love | Barry White |
| Cecilia | Simon & Garfunkel |
| Rapper's Delight | Sugarhill Gang |
| December, 1963 | Frankie Vallie |
| I Can See Clearly | Roberta Flack |
| One Way Out | Allman Brothers |
| Love Train | O'Jays |
| All Right Now | Free |
| Baby, I Love Your Way | Peter Frampton |
| Love The One You're With | Stephen Stills |
| You May Be Right | Billy Joel |
| Song Title | Artist |
| Twist And Shout | Isley Brothers |
| I Want You Back | Jackson 5 |
| Ain't No Mountain High Enough | Marvin Gaye |
| I Heard It Through The Grapevine | Marvin Gaye |
| Celebration | Kool & The Gang |
| Sweet Caroline | Neil Diamond |
| Brown Eyed Girl | Van Morrison |
| Hold On I'm Comin' | Sam & Dave |
| Soul Man | Sam & Dave |
| I Got You (I Feel Good) | James Brown |
| How Sweet It Is | Marvin Gaye |
| You’re All I Need To Get By | Marvin Gaye |
| I Can't Help Myself | Four Tops |
| Build Me Up Buttercup | The Foundations |
| My Girl | The Temptations |
| Get Ready | The Temptations |
| Proud Mary | CCR (Tina Turner) |
| Under The Boardwalk | The Drifters |
| Stand By Me | Ben E. King |
| Mustang Sally | Wilson Pickett |
| Midnight Hour | Wilson Pickett |
| Land of 1,000 Dances | Wilson Pickett |
| I'm A Believer | The Monkees |
| Good Lovin' | The Rascals |
| Heatwave | Martha Reeves |
| Pretty Woman | Roy Orbinson |
| Dancin In The Streets | Martha & Vandellas |
| Run Around Sue | Dion |
| Respect | Aretha Franklin |
| Chain Of Fools | Aretha Franklin |
| Sitting on the Dock Of The Bay | Otis Redding |
| Satisfaction | Rolling Stones |
| Honky Tonk Woman | Rolling Stones |
| Jumpin' Jack Flash | Rolling Stones |
| Whole Lotta Love | Led Zepplin |
| Some Kind Of Wonderful | Grand Funk Railroad |
| Do You Love Me | The Contours |
| Feelin' All Right | Joe Cocker |
| Son of a Preacher Man | Dusty Springfield |
| Mr. Big Stuff | Jean Knight |
| Knock On Wood | Eddie Floyd |
| Dance To The Music | Sly & Family Stone |
| Thank You Fallentinme | Sly & Family Stone |
| I Wanna Hold Your Hand | The Beatles |
| Back In The USSR | The Beatles |
| Song Title | Artist |
| Die A Happy Man | Thomas Rhett |
| Bring It On Home | Little Big Town |
| H.O.L.Y | Florida Georgia Line |
| Cruise | Florida Georgia Line |
| She’s Country | Jason Aldean |
| Tennessee Whiskey | Chris Stapleton |
| Life Is A Highway | Rascal Flatts |
| Bless The Broken Road | Rascal Flatts |
| My Wish | Rascal Flatts |
| Save A Horse | Big & Rich |
| Chicken Fried | Zac Brown Band |
| Toes | Zac Brown Band |
| I'll Be Your Man | Zac Brown Band |
| I’ll Be | Edwin McCain |
| I Could Not Ask For More | Edwin McCain |
| Landslide | Dixie Chicks |
| The Girl You Think I Am | Carrie Underwood |
| Amazed | Lonestar |
| All I Wanna Do | Sheryl Crow |
| Country Girl (Shake It For Me) | Luke Bryan |
| Need You Now | Lady Antebellum |
| I Hope You Dance | Lee Ann Womack |
| I Loved Her First | Heartland |
| Crazy | Patsy Cline |
| Breathe | Faith Hill |
| Its Your Love | Faith Hill & Tim McGraw |
| Humble & Kind | Tim McGraw |
| You’re Still The One | Shania Twain |
| From This Moment | Shania Twain |
| All Summer Long | Kid Rock |
| Song Title | Artist |
| Shout | Isley Brothers |
| It's Your Thing | Isley Brothers |
| All Shook Up | Elvis Presley |
| Jailhouse Rock | Elvis Presley |
| (I Can't Help) Falling In Love | Elvis Presley |
| La Bamba | Richie Valens |
| Rock Around The Clock | Bill Haley & The Comets |
| Yakety Yak | The Coasters |
| Song Title | Artist |
| Rude | MAJIC! |
| No Woman No Cry | Bob Marley |
| Could You Be Loved | Bob Marley |
| Three Little Birds | Bob Marley |
| I Shot The Sherriff | Bob Marley |
| Is This Love | Bob Marley |
| Stir It Up | Bob Marley |
| Jamaica Farwell | Jimmy Buffett |
| I Can See Clearly Now | Johnny Nash |
| Red Red Wine | UB40 |
| Song Title | Artist |
| Have I Told You Lately | Van Morrison |
| Crazy Love | Van Morrison |
| Wonderful Tonight | Eric Clapton |
| You've Got A Friend | James Taylor |
| Unchained Melody | Righteous Brothers |
| I Hope You Dance | Lee Ann Womack |
| Crazy | Patsy Cline |
| Breathe | Faith Hill |
| I’ll Be | Edwin McCain |
| I Could Not Ask For More | Edwin McCain |
| Tennessee Whiskey | Chris Stapleton |
| In My Life | Beatles |
| Oh Darlin' | Beatles |
| I Will | Beatles |
| If I Ain’t Got You | Alicia Keys |
| No One | Alicia Keys |
| Sara Smile | Hall & Oates |
| Wind Beneath My Wings | Bette Midler |
| Natural Woman | Aretha Frankln |
| I Will Always Love You | Whitney Houston |
| From This Moment | Shania Twain |
| You're Still The One | Shania Twain |
| Purple Rain | Prince |
| Back at One | Brian McKnight |
| Let's Get It On | Marvin Gaye |
| By Your Side | Sade |
| These Arms Of Mine | Ottis Redding |
| Love of a Lifetime | Firehouse |
| Amazed | Lonestar |
| You Are So Beautiful | Joe Cocker |
| My Love Does It Good | Paul McCartney |
| More Than Words | Extreme |
| Reasons | Earth, Wind, & Fire |
| She Talks To Angels | The Black Crows |
| Saving The Best For Last | Vanessa Williams |
| Song Title | Artist |
| The Way You Look Tonight | Frank Sinatra |
| Fly Me To The Moon | Frank Sinatra |
| Summer Wind | Frank Sinatra |
| I Get A Kick Out Of You | Frank Sinatra |
| New York, New York | Frank Sinatra |
| Young At Heart | Frank Sinatra |
| What A Wonderful World | Louis Armstrong |
| Georgia | Ray Charles |
| Moondance | Van Morrison |
| Don't Know Why | Norah Jones |
| Come Away With Me | Norah Jones |
| It Had To Be You | Harry Connick Jr. |
| At Last | Etta James |
| Someone To Watch Over Me | Ella Fitzgerald |
| All Of Me | Ella Fitzgerald |
| My Romance | Ella Fitzgerald |
| Night & Day | Cole Porter & Ella Fitzgerald |
| Summertime | Billie Holiday |
| Unforgettable | Nat King Cole |
| Love Is Here To Stay | Nat King Cole |
| Take The A Train | Nat King Cole |
| Route 66 | Nat King Cole |
| Autumn Leaves | Nat King Cole |
| Just In Time | Tony Bennett |
| Don't Get Around Much Anymore | Tony Bennett |
| In The Mood | Glen Miller |
| Satin Doll | Duke Ellington |
| Jump Jive & Wail | Brian Setzer Orchestra |
| Pride & Joy | Stevie Ray Vaughn |
| Blue Suede Shoes | Carl Perkins |
| Blue Bossa | Standard |
| Song Title | Artist |
| Atsa Alinu | |
| Hava Nagila | |
| Od Yishama | |
| Ose Shalom | |
| Ot Azoy | |
| Dayena | |
| Tsena Tsena | |
| Dodi La | |
| Mezinka | |
| La ‘Chim | |
| Siman Tov | |
| Sisu Et Y’rushalayim | |
| Zemar Artik | |
| Somehwere My Love (Dr.Shivago Theme) | |
| Sunrise, Sunset / Fiddler on the Roof | |
| That’s Amore | |
| Volare | |
| Tarantella | |
| Danny Boy | |
| When Irish Eyes Are Smiling |
CLIQUE knows how to bring the party. Comprised entirely of Berklee College scholarship recipients, this 7 piece band quickly gained a reputation throughout Boston’s night club & private event scene as a guaranteed showstopper. Clique members have worked alongside artists such as Jack Johnson, Aloe Blac, Bilal, Harry Belafonte, Kendrick Lamar and Maroon 5, as well as numerous local acts. With charisma, energy and sheer musical ability this ensemble spans the decades featuring a multi-generational repertoire of R&B, Pop, Top 40, Hip Hop, Rock, Reggae and Country. Get ready to party with Clique at your next event.
What our customers are saying
We had so many guests tell us they thought Clique was the best wedding band they’d ever seen! They were professional and easy to work with, and great singers! I would definitely recommend them.
You guys were seriously amazing! In case we didn’t say it enough at the wedding…. we just wanted to write and say it again. Our guests were even asking where they could go to watch you. Thank you for making this the best day of our lives!
The band was amazing. Both myself, my husband, and our guests had such a great time at our wedding because of Clique!
Performance Review:
1) Quality of Music: Excellent. Incredible! They were spot on!
2) Choice of Music: Excellent. The band played the perfect set list for the audience and we could not have been any more pleased. They covered a range of genres throughout the night and were equally good at all of them.
3) Grooming and Attire: Excellent.
4) Emceeing: Excellent. Again incredible! They made the night.
5) Break Schedule: Excellent. Timed perfectly.
6) Use Wilson Stevens again? Yes.
7) Use artist again?: Yes.
Our wedding day went from great to unbelievable with the help of [Clique]. They were able to deal with a large hiccup in the catering service that pushed our dinner service back, and seamlessly adjusted their playlist and timing to make sure that everything went smoothly. Our guests even commented on how it was really fun that they went straight into a small dance set before dinner service. They also started an actual dance off between two sides of the wedding which was amazing and something I have never seen before at a wedding!! Every single guest at the wedding came up to myself and my wife and commented on how great of a performance they gave! Their quality of music and their communication skills throughout the entire planning process were nothing short of fantastic. Two thumbs up doesn’t really do them justice, so I will just say that without them I know our wedding would not have been the same!
Performance Review:
1) Quality of Music: Excellent. The guests at our wedding have not stopped talking about how amazing [Clique] was. Every member of the band had an incredible singing voice and was extremely talented on their respective instruments. The caterers asked for information about our band so that they could recommend them to other clients. Even the music during dinner had people raving. [Clique] truly made our wedding because of their talent, musical ability and energy.
2) Choice of Music: They knew exactly what would get the crowd going and they played it every time. The set list was outstanding and incorporated many of our favorite songs that we told them we’d love to hear. They even learned one of my families favorite songs that was not on their song list and played it perfectly. They got everyone on the dance floor and kept them there the whole night!
3) Grooming and Attire: Excellent. The band looked classy and professional. We could tell that they cared about looking great and our first impression of them was excellent.
4) Emceeing: Excellent. We had a friend emcee most of the night, but [Clique] made announcements when they were asked to and did a great job.
5) Break Schedule: Excellent. They communicated with us about when they would be taking breaks and took short purposeful breaks at exactly the times they told us that they would. They even DJd the breaks with music of our choice. It was perfect.
6) Use Wilson Stevens again? Yes.
7) Use artist again?: Yes. The band was so accommodating. They were willing to touch base with us at anytime we preferred to discuss logistics and cared deeply about what we wanted for our wedding. They were personable, flexible, and very enjoyable to work with.
We could not have been happier with choosing [Clique] for our wedding. They truly made our wedding day the party that we wanted it to be. They showcased their incredible talent and professionalism and our guests haven’t stopped complimenting how our band was one of the best they’ve ever seen at a wedding. Thank you so much for everything!!!
We had [Clique] at our wedding and they absolutely rocked. They MADE our wedding. Everyone is still talking about [Clique]. We will see them again at their showcases as all our guests want to see them again too 🙂
Thanks [Clique].
Lauren Popovitch
Harbor Events & Conference Center Wedding – July 29, 2016, Portsmouth, NH
We heard [Clique] at The Peddler’s Daughter in Nashua, NH, and decided right there that we wanted them as our wedding band. We spoke with the band members that night and we immediately felt they would be perfect for our wedding. Working with the band was so easy and smooth; friendly, professional, and very accommodating. We had members of the group for each the ceremony and cocktail hour, as well, and both were absolutely perfect; beautiful music and voices! The reception music was wonderful – exactly as we wanted – lively, engaging, and had every guest on the dance floor for the entire evening. A variety of music genres were represented, which was important to us as we had guests spanning all ages. Guests kept telling us it was the best wedding band they have heard. The dance floor was packed all night through the very last song; we were all sad when the last song ended! But, what wonderful memories largely due to [Clique]! Thank you to Colin and to the band for making our special day one that we and guests are still raving about.
We heard [Clique] at The Peddler’s Daughter in Nashua, NH, and decided right there that we wanted them as our wedding band. We spoke with the band members that night and we immediately felt they would be perfect for our wedding. Working with the band was so easy and smooth; friendly, professional, and very accommodating. We had members of the group for each the ceremony and cocktail hour, as well, and both were absolutely perfect; beautiful music and voices! The reception music was wonderful – exactly as we wanted – lively, engaging, and had every guest on the dance floor for the entire evening. A variety of music genres were represented, which was important to us as we had guests spanning all ages. Guests kept telling us it was the best wedding band they have heard. The dance floor was packed all night through the very last song; we were all sad when the last song ended! But, what wonderful memories largely due to [Clique]! Thank you to Colin and to the band for making our special day one that we and guests are still raving about.
Alexis, a gifted vocalist and performer, hails from Yonkers, New York. She is a Vocal Performance Major on scholarship at Berklee College of Music. Alexis has been singing since age 5 and has performed at numerous clubs in Manhattan since the age of 10 including The Cutting Room, where she was accompanied by John Stamos on drums and Richie Cannata, Billy Joel’s former sax player. Alexis has performed during half time at a New York Knicks basketball game at Madison Square Garden, as well as performing background vocals for Susan Boyle on The Today Show. She was also a featured vocalist at the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting and on the Larry King show. While at Berklee College, Alexis has shared the stage with luminary artists Aloe Blacc, Bilal, & Chris Turner.
Songwriter, Producer, Recording Artist, Multi-Instrumentalist; these are just a few words to describe this talented musician from Dallas, Texas. Currently studying at the world renowned Berklee College of Music, Ben finds every opportunity he can to create and perform. Known for his versatile range and charismatic present, Ben hopes to one day have his music on the radio, in films, and in homes all around the world.
With a background in driving punk rock from his early teens, Brian spent his high school years training and playing with high-level jazz ensembles, such as the Alan Baylock Orchestra and the United States Army Blues. He also devoted four years to his award winning high school indoor drumline on both guitar and marching percussion. He then enrolled in the Jazz Composition and Songwriting majors at Berklee College of Music, where he studied under Larry Baione, Lin Biviano, and Tia Fuller. At Berklee, he began performing on the local general business circuit, switching genres at a second’s notice and learning the trades of a frontman. With a broad range of musical perspectives, Brian developed an appreciation for the power a live band can convey to an audience.
A Boston native, Ryan began his music career shortly after high school. His parents played music around the house and encouraged piano lessons at age 12, but when he picked up the guitar a few years later he discovered his passion. After several years, Ryan established himself as working bassist throughout the Boston club scene. Currently, Ryan attends Berklee College of Music where he studies with musical greats including Oscar Stagnate, Anthony Vitti, Victor Wooten and more! He has performed with notable national acts including Soulside, TNG Blues Band, Celebrity Lookalikes, and numerous members of the Boston Blues Society, including a spot at Heatherfest 2015.
Bobby is a home grown musical arranger, producer, and keyboardist from the small town of Ashland, MA. Bobby began studying piano at age 10 and has taken off in his musical career in recent years. While attending Berklee College of Music on scholarship, Bobby has studied with some of the greatest jazz pianists worldwide such as Ray Santisi, Yoko Miwa, and Matthew Jenson. Bobby has performed all around New England and has quickly become one of Boston’s most in-demand keyboardists.
Eli is a drummer/percussionist from Los Angeles. Growing up in a musical household, Eli first discovered a love of music through his father’s old records at an early age. Eli has performed with artists from all over the world, at major festivals in Estonia, Spain, and Finland, including an elite performance for international dignitaries at US Embassy in Helsinki. In addition, Eli has toured throughout Canada and the US at renowned venues such as the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, CA.
Alexis, a gifted vocalist and performer, hails from Yonkers, New York. She is a Vocal Performance Major on scholarship at Berklee College of Music. Alexis has been singing since age 5 and has performed at numerous clubs in Manhattan since the age of 10 including The Cutting Room, where she was accompanied by John Stamos on drums and Richie Cannata, Billy Joel’s former sax player. Alexis has performed during half time at a New York Knicks basketball game at Madison Square Garden, as well as performing background vocals for Susan Boyle on The Today Show. She was also a featured vocalist at the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting and on the Larry King show. While at Berklee College, Alexis has shared the stage with luminary artists Aloe Blacc, Bilal, & Chris Turner.
Lead Vocals & Guitar BenSongwriter, Producer, Recording Artist, Multi-Instrumentalist; these are just a few words to describe this talented musician from Dallas, Texas. Currently studying at the world renowned Berklee College of Music, Ben finds every opportunity he can to create and perform. Known for his versatile range and charismatic present, Ben hopes to one day have his music on the radio, in films, and in homes all around the world.
With a background in driving punk rock from his early teens, Brian spent his high school years training and playing with high-level jazz ensembles, such as the Alan Baylock Orchestra and the United States Army Blues. He also devoted four years to his award winning high school indoor drumline on both guitar and marching percussion. He then enrolled in the Jazz Composition and Songwriting majors at Berklee College of Music, where he studied under Larry Baione, Lin Biviano, and Tia Fuller. At Berklee, he began performing on the local general business circuit, switching genres at a second’s notice and learning the trades of a frontman. With a broad range of musical perspectives, Brian developed an appreciation for the power a live band can convey to an audience.
Bass RyanA Boston native, Ryan began his music career shortly after high school. His parents played music around the house and encouraged piano lessons at age 12, but when he picked up the guitar a few years later he discovered his passion. After several years, Ryan established himself as working bassist throughout the Boston club scene. Currently, Ryan attends Berklee College of Music where he studies with musical greats including Oscar Stagnate, Anthony Vitti, Victor Wooten and more! He has performed with notable national acts including Soulside, TNG Blues Band, Celebrity Lookalikes, and numerous members of the Boston Blues Society, including a spot at Heatherfest 2015.
Bobby is a home grown musical arranger, producer, and keyboardist from the small town of Ashland, MA. Bobby began studying piano at age 10 and has taken off in his musical career in recent years. While attending Berklee College of Music on scholarship, Bobby has studied with some of the greatest jazz pianists worldwide such as Ray Santisi, Yoko Miwa, and Matthew Jenson. Bobby has performed all around New England and has quickly become one of Boston’s most in-demand keyboardists.
Drums EliEli is a drummer/percussionist from Los Angeles. Growing up in a musical household, Eli first discovered a love of music through his father’s old records at an early age. Eli has performed with artists from all over the world, at major festivals in Estonia, Spain, and Finland, including an elite performance for international dignitaries at US Embassy in Helsinki. In addition, Eli has toured throughout Canada and the US at renowned venues such as the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, CA.
