Discover 148 country bands available to hire in Norfolk, England, United Kingdom, featuring 189 reviews from real clients and an average rating of 5 out of 5. These country music groups and western bands provide authentic sounds for weddings, parties and corporate events, with prices starting from £120 and averaging £450.
Of the 148 suppliers listed here, one is based in Norfolk. The other 147 are willing to travel there.
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Rates for country bands in Norfolk currently range from about £120 to £1,650+ depending on group size and performance requirements. Acoustic duos and smaller western groups typically charge £120 to £450, while full country ensembles with multiple vocalists and traditional instrumentation cost £450 to £1,650+. Travel distance, equipment needs and special song requests also affect the price. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 194 enquiries for Country Bands at events in the United Kingdom, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 21 October 2026.
Catch 22
"Just wanted to say a big thank you for playing at our wedding. You were brilliant, really gave our evening a great atmosphere and all my guests said what a great time they had and what a great band! Really made our wedding day special and some great memories to treasure.
Cant thank you or praise you highly enough. I have posted a message on your website recommending you.
Not only that but your communication and help before hand was great and much appreciated. I have absolutely no complaints. You were all so professional and friendly.
Many Many thanks
Marie and Jody Watson"
Beans and Biscuits
"We have had Beans and Biscuits at the folk club on various occasions and they are a fabulous fun band with their unique twist on Country, Honkytonk ,Hillbilly ,Americana
these guys have the motto of "you can never have too much fun " Its foot tapping and dancing all the way to Honkytonk heaven ,and we shall definately be having them
back in 2023"
Troubadour
"This was a charity night we attended. This was the first time my family have seen Troubadour, they gave us a great night of country music. Right from the start the light hearted banter, from the group and audience alike made for a very relaxed atmosphere. Even those not on the dance floor were tapping their toes and joining in. It's obvious how much the boys enjoy performing their country music. We would recommend this group for any event."
Steve Young UK
"Thank you so much for last night Steve"
Lee Hodgson
"Hi Lee, I would just like to say a very big THANK YOU from myself and the residents who attended our Christmas Party here at Westwood Court on Tuesday 19th December. Firstly, thank you for stepping in at such short notice and secondly, thank you for the wonderful entertainment you provided, you were an absolute hit with all of us, we can’t praise you highly enough. Kindest regards Sharon Sharon Burke Sheltered Housing and Communities Officer Place and Communities Directorate Castle Point Borough Council"
Harmonica Lewinsky & The Highway Patrol
"Last night I met up with some pals down at the very hospitable Mermaid Inn to check out the latest musical venture of the great Harmonica Lewinsky.
We’ve always been highly entertained by his music hall/cockney act and indeed his 60s/70s cover material, but this was to be something of a completely different flavour – a country/ western swing experience!
Launching into ‘Glendale Train’, Lewinsky and his band, The Highway Patrol, soon had the place rocking. The sound of finger pickin’ Dzal Martin’s Telecaster was the perfect accompaniment and upright bass player Ewan Penkey’s rhythm proved that no drummer was required.
As well as rockers such as ‘Panama Red’, ‘Folsom Prison Blues’ and the brilliant tongue-twisting ‘Hot Rod Lincoln’, Lewinsky and the boys were also able to deliver truly 'hurtin' & heartbreaking' melancholy classics such as Warren Zevon’s ‘Carmelita’ and Kenny Rogers’ ‘Ruby’.
Their touching version of Commander Cody’s ‘Seeds & Stems Blues’, featuring the wonderful pedal-steel guitar playing of John Davis, (who had been impeccable all evening) had me almost crying into my pretzels.
Personality and humour has always been an important part of Harmonica Lewinsky’s act and, with his usual banter and rapport, he certainly didn’t let us down. We particularly enjoyed the tongue-in cheek ‘All My Exes Live in Texas’.
Thanks for a great night, boys – we look forward to the next time."
