Discover 393 acoustic duos available for hire in Tennessee, United States, rated 5 out of 5 from 749 reviews from real clients. These live duos and unplugged pairs perform at weddings, parties and corporate events, offering intimate guitar and vocal performances.
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Rates for acoustic duos in Tennessee range from $160 to $1,600+ depending on experience, set length and equipment provided. Most established pairs charge around $550 for a standard package that covers two performance sets, a PA system and playlist music during breaks. Choosing a duo based near your venue can help keep costs down, as travel is often the largest variable in pricing. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 312 enquiries for Acoustic Duos at events in the United States, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 24 October 2026.
Dylan Holmes
"Over- achieved our expectations!
Dylan did a fabulous job and was so easy to work with! Our guests were blown away with his voice and song selection and asked us how we got him to come up from Nashville! We are looking forward to following him as his career develops!"
Paris Gibbs Duo
"I would enthusiastically recommend them for any of your live music needs, from a small front porch acoustic show (such as mine) to playing a professional event in a formal venue; I am sure that they will not disappoint! Thank you guys so much for helping make my 14th wedding anniversary special for my wife even though I was not able to be there."
JUST FRIENDS Entertainment
"Kenny Kirby [2021] - Playin' The Cracks (Selected Tracks) [Philly Fillet Records]
I came across this artist via DJ Melismo's (aka Mats Olofsson) latest podcast in which he played "Someday We'll All Be Free" (and what a version!), so decided to check out the rest of the album
Kenny Kirby's name may not be well known but he has been performing for over forty years with top acts such as Van Morrison, Charlie Grace, Sly & The Family Stone, Delfonics, Three Degrees, Major Harris, Billy Paul, Intruders, Blue Notes, Soul Survivors and was conductor for The Tymes.
He is a piano player from Birmingham, AL, and released, what looks like, his debut album "Playin' The Cracks" in April. It is mainly covers, smooth jazz, some instrumentals and some quite MOR tunes, but three tracks did get my attention. I'm fairly sure it's not Kenny singing as some of the vocals are female. No one else is credited on the album, so I'm guessing they are unnamed guest vocalists on the vocal tracks.
The three tracks are a cover of Donny Hathaway's "Someday We'll All Be Free", "Some Things Never Change" and "Ultimate Lover" a song written by Linda Creed and Dennis Matkosky."
Strings Of The Heart
"You two were amazing and an absolute joy. Thank you for gifting us with your music!"
Shack N Up live Acoustic Duo
"Awesome duo, Chuck's voice is strong and clean. They are dynamic and fun entertainers. Enjoyed listening their performance, I would come back to see them again."
Sam Keily
"Blown away! Sam was able to recreate my dream from two tik toks I sent him. He played Star Wars for all of our groomsmen and Abba for all of our bridal party!! Everyone complimented the music and Sam seriously listened to all of our requests and was amazing. I would absolutely book him again!"