Sax at your party.
30ths, 40ths, 50ths, anniversaries, garden parties and marquees. Two 40-minute sets, played to the room.
What it actually looks like
I arrive early, set up in a corner out of the way, and start when you want me to. Most of the set I play from that spot so the sound stays consistent, and I'll move around for a few numbers if the room and the PA allow it.
If you have a DJ, I'll play live over their set, which means no gaps and no changeover. If you don't, I play over my own backing tracks and bring the PA.
Song choices are yours to steer. House, garage, disco, soul, 90s pop, or standards if it's a quieter one.
The practical bits
- Two 40-minute sets is the standard format.
- Solo saxophone over high-quality backing tracks, or playing live alongside your DJ.
- I usually set up in one spot and play to the room. I can move around for part of the set if the space suits it.
- I bring all my own equipment.
- I need a power source. Wi-Fi helps but isn't required.
- I travel anywhere in the UK. Travel costs depend on distance and whether an overnight stay is needed.
Private parties POA
What party hosts said
“PLACEHOLDER REVIEW TEXT: a couple of sentences from the couple about how the room reacted when I started playing during the reception.”
“PLACEHOLDER REVIEW TEXT: a short line from a party host about the dancefloor and how easy the booking was.”
“PLACEHOLDER REVIEW TEXT: a line from a venue manager about repeat bookings and what it did for a quiet Sunday.”
Check your party date
Tell me the date, the venue and roughly when you'd want me playing. I'll come back with a price.