Discover 422 dance bands available in Clonakilty, Munster, Ireland, backed by 870 reviews from real clients and an average rating of 5 out of 5. Dance groups and party bands offer professional live entertainment starting from around €210 and averaging €1,200.
All 422 suppliers listed here are willing to travel to Clonakilty. The nearest is based in Galway, 114 miles away.
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Rates for dance bands in Clonakilty currently range from about €210 to €3,550+, depending on factors such as group size, performance duration, and included services. The average price of €1,200 reflects the professional quality and entertainment value these acts deliver. Pricing typically includes performance time, basic sound equipment, and consultation to ensure the musical selection matches your event requirements. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 74 enquiries for Dance Bands at events in Ireland, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 13 November 2026.
The Lewd Tunes
"I can 100% recommend The Lewd Tunes. They had our dance floor full all night and were absolutely once of the best parts of our big day. Pat was so professional to deal with and was so fast with his replies every time. Thanks so much guys.
Aine and Brian"
M50 The Band
"Saw them in Dolans. Limerick , on May 1st 2026. They are excellent and interactive! They created a great atmosphere!"
The Session Band
"We hired The Session Band for our wedding in Devon. They were brilliant throughout the whole process from enquiry, to booking, to performing. Before the booking, they also gave us other options to add on if we wanted. Once we booked, they sent over their website with their library of songs. We picked a few we liked and they then built their set from that. They also agreed to play our first dance song that we requested. The band were great when they arrived and were accommodating with us as we were slightly behind schedule. Our guests absolutely loved the band and we had so many positive comments from them. In between the band sets we also went for the DJ and Saxophone option, which were great at getting people dancing towards the end of the night. Overall a brilliant experience and I’d recommend them to anyone looking for a wedding band."
Relative Cool
"We thought Relative Cool were absolutely brilliant when they played at our wedding. The vocalist was fabulous! The 3 sets filled the whole evening and definitely had everyone up dancing. I also really appreciated little things like the singer chatting with one of the kids while they had a break between sets. They were thoroughly professional throughout. We spoke to Tom before the evening and he was always really responsive with messages. We would definitely recommend them and thank you very much for making it a great evening!"
Whiskey & Shades Country Band
"Whiskey & Shades were fantastic at the Little Country Fest! Great country vibes, brilliant music, and an amazing atmosphere. They really got the crowd going and made it a memorable festival. Definitely a band worth seeing live!"
Reggae Winehouse
"I got an all-clear result from my PCR Test yesterday, so last night I ventured out to the Jam House to see how much the Brummie music culture had advanced during my almost 2-year absence.
Last nights gig was a new venture called Reggae Winehouse a Brummie band with three vocalists doing Reggae versions of Amy Winehouse's repertoire. I liked the idea, and so did a lot of other Brummies who turned out to make a fantastic night.
I am old enough to remember when the Windrush Generation started to arrive in Brum bringing their love of music and enjoyment with them. A few of that generation were present last night along with their grandchildren. By the time that the second set started the Jam House was bouncing around St Pauls Square and you couldn't tell the difference between the multiple ethnicities on the dancefloor, we were all just Brummies filled with Joy.
I semi walked semi danced on my way home in the early hours, thinking to myself how lucky I am to be a Brummie. The Jam House did our City proud last night, and after 10 years I finally saw the lead singer I always knew was in there. Take a bow Leonie Smith and the rest of your brilliant band !!
#nuffsaidfred #ILuvMyCity"
