Pop & Soul

Real Vibe is sure to get you grooving all night to the classiest Motown, Pop and Soul tunes from the 70s to right now.

· Free no obligation consultation within M25 (London Vibe only)

· If your favourite song’s not on our extensive set list: the band will arrange 1 song FREE OF CHARGE especially for you (e.g. for your first dance)

· We can tailor the set to focus around 1 decade (e.g. for a 70s themed party)

· 100% of band members are full-time musicians; gigging, performing and teaching across the UK

· Price includes: Full PA system, new-style LED flashing lights, travel* and of course a fantastic vibe! *Estimated average travel costs within M25 radius

· We hold a Public Liability Certificate of Insurance

We will travel anywhere within the UK

Jazz

A jazz band is perfect to set up a relaxed atmosphere, for when guests are arriving, during dinner, after dinner and also for the dancing at the evening reception. Varying in size and line-up from solo piano all the way up to 6-piece band, there are many options to choose from depending on your requirements, space and budget. To enquire, click here.

SOLO Piano

DUO Sax/Piano

TRIO Piano/Bass/Drums

QUARTET Trumpet/Piano/Bass/Drums

QUINTET Vocal/Trombone/Piano/Bass/Drums

Folk

MAGIC P

Folk-Funk-Rock band with full rhythm and brass section!

These are a few examples of what people have to say about us…

“One moment it seemed like Penguin Cafe Orchestra were playing at your Uncle’s Ceilidh, then a DnB act performing Fiddler on the Roof at a Bar Mitzvah, and eventually like a children’s band from the Ukraine in a packed town hall.” – The Yorker

“This band brought it all to the table ” – The Yorker

“..the six members are the chirpiest, most impeccable musicians….the sense of both fun and camaraderie is immense” – Camille Augarde, Vision

“…because they appealed to the entire crowd…. the band was having as much fun as anyone else, striding from one song to another, following a euphoric entrance” – Nouse

“Magic P are an incredible group of musicians who didn’t disappoint” – Oliver Warne, theyorker.co.uk