Browse 909 jazz bands for hire in Naples, Florida, United States, from intimate jazz trios to larger swing ensembles for weddings and events. Acts listed here have received 1,849 reviews from real clients with an average rating of 5 out of 5, and prices start from $190, averaging $650.
Of the 909 suppliers listed here, one is based within 30 miles of Naples. The other 908 are willing to travel there.
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Rates for jazz bands in Naples currently range from about $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. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 1,466 enquiries for Jazz Bands at events in the United States, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 14 November 2026.
Hana Dolgin Saxophonist and Bandleader
"We have hired Hana a couple of times for our events on our yachts and she has even been available for us at very last minute with barely no time to prepare.
She is great as a person and everyone is always amazed with her music. We have hired her with a pianist as well as a guitar player on different occasions and each time she has given us a great show."
KUAR Latin Flamenco Jazz Group
"Wonderful band for a drinks reception in Miami, small PA system included. It was perfect!"
Master Musicians Incorporated
"I would strongly discourage anyone from using Master Musicians for a wedding.
One of the most important moments of our wedding day, the processional, was mishandled despite clear communication and advance planning. Prior to the wedding, I spent over 30 minutes speaking with Julie Block reviewing our ceremony details. During that conversation, we specifically discussed our processional music, including "Can't Help Falling in Love." When I asked whether she already had the sheet music, she told me she did. At no point did she indicate there was any uncertainty about the song selection or that additional information was needed.
In addition, all of our songs and ceremony instructions were provided to the company on July 17, 2026, including specific notes regarding instrumental versions.
Despite those instructions, our wedding officiant unexpectedly walked in to Taylor Swift vocals being played over the sound system. This was not supposed to happen. The music was intended to be instrumental only. Not only was it inappropriate for that moment, but it caught our officiant completely by surprise and disrupted the beginning of our ceremony.
What makes this even more frustrating is the explanation we received afterward. Julie claimed that because we only provided the song and artist name for "Can't Help Falling in Love," she downloaded a version from YouTube and that we should have provided an exact link. Yet this was never mentioned during our lengthy planning call, nor when she confirmed she already had the music. Had this been communicated beforehand, it could have been resolved easily. How can a professional music company utilize YouTube for a full track, when that is meant for video versions of songs?
Julie also acknowledged in writing that the violinist played the vocal version of Taylor Swift's "Love Story" instead of the instrumental version and stated that he "second guessed the instructions and chose poorly." In other words, the company admits that its musician ignored the instructions provided.
Rather than taking full responsibility for a mistake that affected one of the most meaningful moments of our wedding ceremony, the response focused on shifting blame back to us for not providing an exact track link, despite prior assurances that the music was already available and despite the fact that the wrong Taylor Swift version was admittedly played.
They not only declined to offer a refund for these mistakes, but then said they would "waive the charge" for our wedding starting late—even though the delay was due to rain. The violinist never introduced himself or asked whether we wanted him to stay. In fact, had he left, our processional likely would not have been disrupted, because I had already provided the DJ with Spotify track links to our wedding music as a backup in case of an emergency.
Weddings require attention to detail, clear communication, and careful execution of agreed-upon instructions. Unfortunately, our experience with Master Musicians fell short in all three areas. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend them to couples who are relying on their vendors to handle important ceremonial moments correctly."
Harvis music
"alto and soprano sax flute
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LMK Band
"This band exceeded all expectations. They were professional, punctual, and delivered an outstanding performance from start to finish. Their musicianship, energy, and ability to read the crowd created an incredible atmosphere that kept guests engaged all night. Communication was excellent, setup was seamless, and they represented themselves with true professionalism. We received so many compliments from attendees and would gladly hire them again. We highly recommend this band to anyone looking for exceptional live entertainment and look forward to working with them again in the future."
Fire and Ice Sax
"Interestingly, this unique saxophonist is able to play a variety of genres. He can charm you with flamenco flames on the saxophone, play blues and jazz for cocktails or go country with the strings. Or dabble in rockabilly and funk."