Browse 916 jazz bands for hire in Georgia, United States, from intimate jazz trios to larger swing ensembles for weddings and events. Acts listed here have received 1,913 reviews from real clients with an average rating of 5 out of 5, and prices start from $190, averaging $650.
Local jazz groups cover styles including traditional standards, smooth jazz, gypsy jazz, ragtime, Dixieland and contemporary pop arranged in a vintage jazz style. Many offer flexible lineups, so you can book a smaller act for a cocktail hour and scale up for an evening reception.
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Live jazz groups bring a polished, adaptable sound to weddings and events near you. These professional musicians handle everything from soft background music during dinner to high-energy dance sets, adjusting their repertoire and volume to suit your venue and occasion. Most jazz acts offer flexible lineup sizes, so a trio that plays your cocktail hour can expand to a quintet or larger group for the evening.
The most popular format is a three or four-piece jazz group for wedding receptions and corporate functions, with a classic combination of piano or guitar, bass, drums and sometimes saxophone or vocals. Smaller duos work well for ceremonies and intimate settings, while larger ensembles with brass and dedicated vocalists suit bigger venues and dance-focused events. Many jazz musicians locally also offer themed sets, including 1920s Gatsby-era jazz, bossa nova, and modern pop songs rearranged in a swing style.
Jazz bands in Georgia currently range from $190 for smaller ensembles to $2,250+ for larger groups or extended performances, with an average booking cost of $650. Price typically reflects the number of musicians, set length, travel requirements, and any custom arrangements. Trios and quartets offer good value for most events, while full big band setups command a higher fee but deliver a richer, more dynamic sound.
The average price for Jazz Bands available in Georgia, United States is $650 (USD). Above you will also find a budget price and high end price. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 1,450 enquiries for Jazz Bands at events in the United States, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 14 October 2026.
Anthony and Jasmine
"🎷 A Wedding Performance to Remember!
We had the absolute pleasure of having Mr. and Mrs.Anthony & Jasmine perform at our daughter’s wedding, and we couldn’t be more thrilled with the experience. From the moment the music began, it was clear we were in for something special. The saxophone and background vocals added a soulful, elegant touch to the ceremony and cocktail hour, creating the perfect atmosphere for every moment—from the romantic walk down the aisle to the joyful celebration afterward.
Not only was the performance flawless, but they went above and beyond by coordinating attire to match our wedding colors. That thoughtful detail made everything feel even more cohesive and personalized. Guests were raving about the music all night, and many asked for Mr. Anthony’s contact information for future events.
If you’re looking for a talented, professional, and genuinely thoughtful musician to elevate your special occasion, look no further. Anthony and Jasmine Smith are true gems!… ~Reesa"
Ignatius Hines, saxophonist
"I absolutely loved the performance and my decision to add the saxophone playing to my event. The customers enjoyed the entire performance and I would definitely refer Mr. Hines to anyone that’s looking to add the perfect touch to any event!"
Tyler Levy Jazz Band
"Tyler's band is amazing! I wish I could give them 100 stars. They played at a dinner at our conference in Atlanta and our guests are still raving about how good the music was. I recommend them to everyone looking for a live band for their event. They are very affordable and a pleasure to work with!"
Marcella Jones & Brown Liquor Band
"We enjoyed listening to you guys' last night! Great music, great energy, awesome people!"
Luis Alas & The All Star Funksters
"A few years ago I had reviewed Luis Alas' single, at that time I stated Luis was definitely one to keep an eye on. With his new song "You Mean Everything To Me" Luis has officially arrived. He has shown a level of musical maturity in his playing of any of the top names. He plays with intent, every note speaks and nothing is done as a filler, this is Smooth Jazz at its best. I can now say Luis is ready for the big stage and I know it won't be very long to see him at all the great festivals and events. This is a definite "must add" to any smooth jazz lover."
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"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."
