One Man Bands for Hire

Browse 647 one man bands available for hire at your next wedding, party or event. These solo performers and multi-instrumentalists hold a rating of 5 out of 5 from 1307 reviews from real clients, with prices from $100 and an average of $300.

One man bands range from acoustic singer-guitarists to loop artists who layer vocals, guitar, beatboxing and percussion in real time, building a full band sound from a single performer. Many also offer DJ sets between live performances, providing complete entertainment in one booking.

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I’m Kevin Barrett one man band across Galway, Clare, and nationwide

Ireland

Loughrea, Connaught

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Era CK for weddings, company parties and family events, receptions, restaurants

Netherlands

Venlo, Limburg

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Artist singer/songwrtiter/performer

Canada

Surrey, British Columbia

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Rich is a solo singer/ songwriter and guitarist playing a variety genres

South Africa

Randburg, Gauteng

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Andrew Siveras, a professional sax player with many years of experience

Greece

Athens, Attica

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Solo acoustic artist covering everything from the 50s to today.

Canada

London, Ontario

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One man band, song writer and over 740 covers from sixties to nowadays

Latvia

Riga

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Singer who plays keyboard, guitar, ukulele and harmonica

Canada

Toronto, Ontario

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Saxophone player for your party and clubs

United Kingdom

London, England

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A one man band with acoustic guitars, electirc guitars and beatbox plus vocals.

France

Paris, Île-de-France Region

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Pianista y cantante (bodas y eventos) | Piano player and singer (weddings music)

Spain

Tenerife, Canary Islands

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Cockney entertainer: all the cockney singalong classics, Chas & Dave, musichall

United Kingdom

Harrow on the Hill, England

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Classic rock, country, folk, new and old

Canada

Surrey, British Columbia

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"Music happen to be the food of love, Sounds to really make you rub and scrub"

United Kingdom

Bude, England

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Solo musician. Covers and own material.

United Kingdom

Newport Pagnell, England

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Hire One Man Bands

A one man band is a solo musician who delivers the energy and variety of a larger group, typically using loop pedals, multi-track technology or multiple instruments to build a full sound on stage. Some focus on acoustic sets with guitar and vocals, while others create layered arrangements in real time, adding drums, bass lines and harmonies through live looping. The result is a performance that fills a room without the cost or space requirements of a four or five-piece band.

What a Solo Performer Offers

Most one man bands are self-contained, arriving with their own PA system, microphones and lighting. A typical booking includes two or three live sets of 45 to 60 minutes, with many performers offering a DJ service or playlist between sets to keep the music going. Repertoire tends to span decades and genres, from classic rock and pop to soul, funk and acoustic standards. For a similar stripped-back feel with two performers sharing vocal duties, acoustic duos are a popular alternative, while singing guitarists focus specifically on guitar and vocal performance.

Events and Occasions

One man bands suit weddings, private parties, corporate functions and venue residencies. Their compact setup works in smaller rooms, outdoor ceremonies and events where stage space is limited, but they can also fill larger venues when paired with a good sound system. At a wedding, a solo act can cover the ceremony, drinks reception and evening party, adapting the mood at each stage. Some performers offer themed sets such as one man cover bands tackling chart hits across the decades, or jazz-leaning solo musicians for more refined occasions. Booking a cover band for the evening alongside a solo act for the day is a common pairing where budget allows.

One Man Band Pricing

Rates for one man bands range from $100 to $700+, with an average booking price of $300. Cost depends on the performer's experience, equipment setup, number of sets and travel distance. Solo acts with advanced looping rigs or multi-instrument setups may charge more than a straightforward acoustic performer. Many offer flexible packages that bundle live music with DJ sets, making them a cost-effective alternative to hiring a wedding band and separate DJ.

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Frequently asked questions


The average cost of hiring one man bands is $300, with prices from $100 to $700+. Pricing depends on the performer's experience, set duration and the range of instruments and equipment involved. One-man bands use a combination of live instruments, vocals, looping technology and backing tracks to deliver a full-sounding performance from a single artist.

Most one man bands cover a wide range of genres including pop, rock, soul, funk, acoustic, jazz and chart hits. The versatility of modern loop and effects technology means solo performers can recreate an impressively full sound. It is worth checking each performer's profile for their repertoire.

Most one man bands bring a complete setup including instruments, PA system, microphones, loop pedals and sometimes lighting. Their compact setup makes them well suited to venues with limited space. It is a good idea to confirm equipment details when making an enquiry.

The one man bands are solo performers who use a combination of live instruments, loop pedals, vocal harmonies and technology to create a full band sound from a single musician. Many play guitar, keyboard or multi-instruments alongside live vocals.

Many clients book one man bands for weddings, corporate events, private parties, restaurant entertainment, pubs and small venues. A one man band delivers the variety and energy of a larger group without the space and budget requirements.

Yes, either add suppliers to your favourites and contact them all at once, or use the find a supplier wizard.

Booking as early as possible increases the chance of securing your supplier's availability on your event date, particularly during busy times of the year. However, many suppliers also accept last minute bookings, and we have successfully arranged bookings for clients with just a few hours' notice.

Contact the supplier you are interested in booking by clicking "Contact Now" on their listing. Discuss your requirements using our messaging system or join a video meeting (like a Zoom-call) to speak face-to-face. Once you are ready to confirm your booking, simply ask the supplier to send you a contract, which you can agree to online, or request amendments. Once you agree to the contract you will be asked to pay a 10% deposit to confirm the booking, with the balance payable directly to the supplier by the due date you've agreed on.

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