Discover 43 Rat Pack tribute shows available for hire in the United Kingdom, featuring professional impersonators who recreate the legendary Las Vegas entertainers with authentic style and sophistication. These tribute acts deliver classic standards and big band favorites with prices from around £180 and an average of £360.
These performers have earned an average rating of 5 out of 5 stars from 120 reviews from real clients. From solo Frank Sinatra impersonators to complete Rat Pack ensembles, these tribute artists bring timeless entertainment to your wedding, corporate event, or private celebration. Average booking price is £360.
Of the 43 suppliers listed here, 27 are based in the United Kingdom. The other 16 are willing to travel there.
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Rat Pack tribute shows in the United Kingdom offer authentic recreations of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, and their legendary contemporaries. These professional tribute acts capture the smooth sophistication and timeless appeal that made the original Rat Pack one of entertainment's most celebrated groups.
Professional impersonators specialise in the classic American songbook, delivering performances that recreate the atmosphere of 1950s and 60s Las Vegas. These tribute acts work perfectly for weddings, corporate events, milestone celebrations, and themed parties where guests appreciate sophisticated entertainment and timeless musical standards.
Hiring Rat Pack tribute shows in the United Kingdom costs between £180 and £2,250+, with most bookings averaging £360. Solo performers typically cost less than full ensemble acts, while factors such as performance length, venue requirements, and additional musicians can influence the final price. An act based closer to your venue may quote less for travel.
The average price is £360 (GBP), with most priced from £180 to £2,250+. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 75 enquiries for Rat Pack Tribute Shows at events in the United Kingdom, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 28 October 2026.
Buble Christmas with David Carter
"absolutely fab ,turned up on time fantastic singer and good fun.A good range of music for rhe age range who attended.Lots of interaction with the audience a reall good knees up."
Dave Octave Sings
"We had a fantastic night, Dave Octave was welcoming entertaining and sang effortlessly. My guess all enjoyed his renditions. Thanks again"
"The Sounds of Sinatra" with Paul Hudson
" A Fabulous night with all the best hits from the Sinatra Rat Pack era. Paul kept us all rocking and was a brilliant host for the night. Great atmosphere, and we’ll definitely recommend the show and book again for next year. Norman Jones, Holiday Inn Hotel, Guildford."
Damian Delahunty
"Hired Damian for a private party for my sons 18th. Leading up to the date, Damian offered advice on venues, agreed the price, ran through song selection with me.
On the night Damian was excellent. Arrived early, well organised with lighting and sound setup. He did two sets with a short break in between. Damian interacted with everyone there, taking requests etc. He even let a few budding musicians and singers do a couple of songs!
I'd highly recommend Damian to anyone. He's a great singer and guitarist, with such a wealth of experience that you know you are in good hands.
Rob Jones."
Mickey Fordola
"What a fantastic voice, Mickey's performance was outstanding! He entertained our audience of 650 plus members and guests, at our New Years Eve Ball, with effortless charm, from the ballads he began with, to the big band numbers he sang at the end. Many of our guests are still talking about him now! A classy and professional act I would highly recommend."
Paul Skerritt Music
"Paul Skerritt can work a room with the skill of a Las Vegas entertainer and he had those present in the palm of his hand. He sings, he swings, he ring-a-ding dings. Old Blue Eyes ain't dead - he just lives in the North East of England!"