Discover 410 dance bands available in Sesimbra, Setúbal, Portugal, backed by 755 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 €200 and averaging €1,200.
Of the 410 suppliers listed here, 7 are based within 30 miles of Sesimbra. The other 403 are willing to travel there.
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Rates for dance bands in Sesimbra currently range from about €200 to €3,600+, 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 105 enquiries for Dance Bands at events in Portugal, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 31 October 2026.
Arturo Cruz & Ashe Okun
"Excellent! Arturo Cruz & Ashe Okun is the essence of Cuban music!"
The Fusion - Band
"Great Wedding, Nice atmosphere, really great band. They perform all we wanted and so nice, We´re amazed for theyr performance. Amazing wedding. Thank ypu"
OliveTreeDance
"OliveTreeDance at Boom Festival 2016 – A Multi-Tribal Explosion of Sound
Boom Festival 2016 was already an immersive celebration of art, music, and consciousness, but when OliveTreeDance took the stage, the entire experience was elevated to an entirely new dimension. The Portuguese tribal-dance powerhouse delivered a performance that was nothing short of hypnotic—a sonic ritual that ignited every cell in the bodies of those fortunate enough to witness it.
From the very first vibration of the didgeridoo, the air became electric. Renato Oliveira (Oliver) wielded his instrument like a shaman leading a ceremony, his deep, pulsating drones setting the foundation for a transcendental dance journey. The fusion of earthy grooves and ethereal overtones created an atmosphere that felt ancient yet futuristic, grounding yet cosmic.
The percussion was the heartbeat of the experience, an intricate network of beats that dictated the tempo of the trance. The drums were relentless yet perfectly controlled, shifting between deep tribal grooves and explosive, high-energy bursts that sent waves of movement rippling through the crowd. The interplay between the didgeridoo and the rhythmic section was pure alchemy—seamlessly weaving moments of intensity with hypnotic breakdowns, allowing dancers to ride the waves of sound like tribal nomads journeying through a sonic landscape.
The energy of the performance was nothing short of infectious. The Boom crowd—already known for its uninhibited, ecstatic dance expression—was completely in sync with the music. Faces painted in fluorescent colors, feet stomping the dust into the air, arms reaching for the sky—this was more than a concert; it was a collective rite of passage into a state of pure rhythm-driven euphoria.
As the set built to its peak, OliveTreeDance introduced unexpected sonic layers, from looping vocal chants to bursts of percussive madness, amplifying the trance-like effect. The synergy between musicians and audience was total, a feedback loop of energy and movement that defied the limits of what a live performance could achieve.
By the time the last note echoed into the night, the Boom Festival dancefloor was left in a blissful daze—breathless, euphoric, transformed. OliveTreeDance had not just performed; they had invoked a multi-tribal dance ritual that merged ancient tradition with modern psychedelic celebration.
Boom Festival 2016 was a portal to another world, and OliveTreeDance was the shamanic force that guided us through it.
Absolutely unforgettable."
Flor Batom
"thank you it was great! only compliments. see you soon for other events. You are wonderful people!"
Horizon Party Band
"Spectacular!! I couldn’t believe what I was hearing when the band started playing Bruno Mars—such clean funk, with a bassline that made it impossible to stay seated. I started dancing from the very first note and didn’t stop for four hours! My feet can certainly attest to that! But I just couldn’t stop.
The repertoire was impressive—the soundtrack of my life: Phil Collins, Michael Jackson, Soft Cell, Queen, The Beatles, Coldplay, ABBA, Bon Jovi, *Grease*, *Saturday Night Fever*, Kool & the Gang, Cher, Celia Cruz, Marc Anthony, Neil Diamond, and so many more... Everything was performed to perfection; it didn’t even feel like a tribute act.
Shaun’s wide vocal range, Paula’s sweet yet powerful voice, Louis’s impeccable drumming, José’s immersive bass, Daniel’s beautiful guitar solos—and it’s impossible to fully describe how Robin’s saxophone added such warmth to every single song...
Top-tier live music, executed with a perfectly balanced sound, and an overwhelming amount of talent from every single musician!
It was a privilege to discover you—highly recommended!! Thank you for your music!"
La Negra Mayté & Co.
"La Negra Mayte´& Co exceed all our expectations ( that were already high ) - and created a superb setting for our daughter and her husbonds 10 year anniversary.
They immediately "read" the audience and played really good pop music both with Spanish inspiration and interantional hits.
In the process up to the event - our communication with Mayte´was perfect and her feedback was very reassuring.
We would recommend you all to hire this duo - they will not disappoint you. Kind regards Jane & Carsten"