Discover 161 professional 1920s era musicians and bands available for hire in Bath, England, United Kingdom, with an average rating of 5 out of 5 from 560 reviews from real clients. These vintage jazz ensembles focus on authentic 1920s entertainment and Great Gatsby-style performances.
Of the 161 suppliers listed here, 5 are based within 30 miles of Bath. The other 156 are willing to travel there.
Also covers suppliers based in Bristol.
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Rates for 1920s era musicians and bands in Bath range from £150 to £1,350+, with an average booking cost of £450. Pricing typically reflects the size of the ensemble, performance duration, and additional services such as period costumes or vintage equipment. Smaller jazz combos represent excellent value for intimate gatherings, while larger orchestras provide spectacular entertainment for major themed celebrations. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 200 enquiries for 1920s Era Musicians & Bands at events in the United Kingdom, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 21 October 2026.
The Misophone Collective
"Oscar & the other members of The Misophone Colletive did such a wonderful job at our event! Communication was great leading up to it, and everything went perfectly the day of. Thank you for sharing your talents with us!"
Twilight
"We saw the Tom Harvey Trio at the Penny Royal for an intimate jazz night. Some of the best live jazz music I've seen in Cardiff! Can't wait to see them perform again"
Trip For Biscuits
"Thank you for an amazing gig on our Peaky Blinders night. We had lots of good comments about how good the music was. You really help make the night a success."
Hopkins & Oliver
"Such a lovely experience. They were fantastic and professional. Just perfect for our drinks party. I’d highly recommend them."
Add Hock
"Feet tapped, eyes shone, hands clapped and hips and heads rolled as the brilliance of the great song writers Gershwin, Porter, Warren, Berlin and others became the hymns of this Saturday evening. But light-hearted as most of the music was, there was contrast in the emotive classic 'Every Time we say Goodbye' sung by the nightingale Gaylene Parish (close your eyes and it was Ella Fitzgerald)."
Murielefrenchsinger
"It was a pleasure having Muriele Frenchsinger perform at this year's Concours des Légendes at Wilton. Her set was a great addition to the event, and she brought a lovely atmosphere that our guests really enjoyed. Muriele is professional, easy to work with, and a talented vocalist. I would highly recommend."