Discover 136 Motown bands available for hire in Limoges, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, featuring 384 reviews from real clients and an average rating of 5 out of 5. These soul groups bring authentic Detroit sounds to your celebration, from Supremes classics to Marvin Gaye favorites. Acts start from around €200, with typical pricing around €1,200.
All 136 suppliers listed here are willing to travel to Limoges. The nearest is based in Poitiers, 68 miles away.
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Hiring Motown bands in Limoges costs between €200 and €4,500+, with most professional acts averaging €1,200. Pricing reflects group size, performance length, equipment requirements and seasonal demand. Smaller acoustic soul groups offer excellent value, while full bands with horn sections provide premium entertainment experiences. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 30 enquiries for Motown Bands at events in France, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 8 November 2026.
Blackjack V
"Blackjack V played a great set at our wedding. Lewis included a cocktail hour, and stayed after the set to play a playlist through his soundsystem. All of that was additional and a really nice touch.
The band sound great and play an awesome mix of tunes. We'd highly recommend booking Blackjack V to anyone seeking a band in France."
Shaal Sax
"Alex of Shaal Sax was an absolute delight to work with and have play at our wedding. We’d highly recommend! My husband and I booked Alex for our wedding just about 10 days before the big day and Alex was great at communicating, offering creative ideas, and adapting without much notice. He was quick to respond, and extremely kind both via the internet and in-person. He showed up hours in advance to make sure technology worked smoothly alongside our DJ, and he bravely played in front of our crowd of ~165 French and American guests moving between dinner tables during dessert and then around the dance floor alongside our DJ for several songs. Having him in the center of the dancing was a huge crowd pleaser. He brought the energy up from about 7/10 to 11/10! ;) everyone loved it so much and he will truly remain such a highlight of our wedding day! Awesome experience hiring Shaal Sax!"
Peter Gynt & The Glass Gang
"We invited Peter and his band to my daughter's birthday party. I highlight their professionalism, they arrived on time (they came from Barcelona to Mollet), they took care of managing the sound without any complications and they performed animating the party. Tremendous musicians and a tremendous show they put on!"
Call me Winston - The Tarantino tribute
"The effectiveness of music in Quentin Tarantino's five films has much to do with the way he perceives music. Tarantino thinks that songs in general function as miniature films.
He views music as a way to extend the plots of his films. The soundtrack has the responsibility not only of setting the tone of the scene, but also of bringing clarity to emotions that are not fully expressed by the characters.
All of this works seamlessly because Tarantino hears the song first, then writes a scene around it. It is therefore not surprising that music has such a remarkable impact in his films.
How does music affect the way we perceive Tarantino's films? It is true that all music will make the viewer react emotionally, but what matters to Tarantino is that, most of the time, music produces what he perceives as the "appropriate" emotional impact on a scene. For example, if something other than "Stuck in the Middle With You" had been chosen to accompany the "ear cutting" scene in Reservoir Dogs, the audience might never have known about Mr Blonde's sadistic tendencies.
The key to Tarantino's success in avoiding music perceived as just "adequate" is that he writes all his film scripts with specific music in mind. By being determined in his selection, Tarantino ensures that the music of Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Kill Bill Vol.1 and Kill Bill Vol. 2 plays an active role in the narrative structure of the film and, equally important, that it does something the audience will want to remember.
These are the memories that the members of Call me Winston wish to bring back to the viewer.
This "tribute band" orchestra newly created on the Côte d'Azur is unique in the South Region. With its 10 members, (singer, female singer, guitar, bass, drums, percussion, keyboards trumpet, alto saxophone, baritone saxophone), it will remind you of the best moments from Tarantino films through their soundtrack."
Nina Hewlett
"'We really enjoyed listening to Nina. She really engaged with the audience & sang a great selection of songs from 50s, 60s & 70s.
Our residents all left smiling & saying how much they enjoyed it. Would highly recommend!
We hope to see Nina again soon!'
Sara Connor ~ Wellbeing & Activity Coordinator
Eastbourne Gardens Care Home"
What the Phunk
"You were incredible, our party was all and more we wished for. Thank you for accommodating our family who also joined in the playing. Your patience and professionalism was appreciated."