Browse 536 jazz singers in Colorado, United States, rated 5 out of 5 with 988 reviews from real clients. Find solo performers, duos and vocalists with live bands for your wedding, party or event, with prices from $160, averaging $500.
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Rates for jazz singers in Colorado typically range from about $160 for a solo vocalist up to $1,400+ for a singer with a full live band, with the average booking around $500. Pricing reflects set length, the number of musicians, travel, and whether full sound equipment is included. Midweek dates and off-peak months usually offer better availability and rates. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 478 enquiries for Jazz Singers at events in the United States, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 19 October 2026.
Vintage Jazz & 70s Solo Singer
"She was great, my residents absolutely loved her and we will be having her back!"
Michael Calvoni - Jazz Singer
"My residents raved about how much they enjoyed Michael's music and we definitely want to have him back to entertain again!"
Frank Sinatra Impersonator /Tribute Artist
"Hired Gary (Frank) and the guys (the Rat Pack) as a surprise for our corporate event and they were a hit. They not only perform but walk the room during their breaks to take pictures with the guests since they are also impersonators! Highly recommend them for your next Vegas event!"
Singer for all occasions
"NyAnn is fantastic. She is a great singer and very entertaining. The guest loved her and her performance. She was on time and very professional."
Greg Ballad
"Greg Ballad's tribute was an absolute delight! His smooth vocals and charismatic stage presence made the audience groove to the soulful tunes of Luther Vandross, Barry White, and Teddy Pendergrass. It was a night filled with nostalgia and incredible talent. Bravo, Greg!"
Bake & The Tenderhearts
"Bake and the Tenderhearts were live and in person on The Last 24 Hours show with Host Elliotte Threatt. The group performed 4 Motown songs singing and dancing. Additionally, they commente on their history and the influences of Smokey Robinson. They were fantastic with beutiful old school harmonies and highly choreographed dance moves. A true performance jewel to witness."