Discover 237 roaming musicians in New York, United States ready to bring wandering entertainment to your event. These mobile performers create intimate musical moments as they move through your venue.
Of the 237 suppliers listed here, 9 are based within 30 miles of New York. The other 228 are willing to travel there.
Also covers suppliers based in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Fort Lee, Paterson, Teaneck and White Plains.
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Woodwind Musicians in New YorkRates for professional roaming musicians in New York range from about $180 to $2,000+, with most professional acts averaging $500 for standard performances. Pricing depends on group size, performance duration and repertoire requirements. Solo wandering performers typically cost less than roving bands with multiple instruments, while acts requiring wireless equipment for larger venues may charge additional technical fees. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 670 enquiries for Roaming Musicians at events in the United States, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 26 October 2026.
Spanish Guitar/Flamenco Guitar
"Jim is a prodigious and proficient guitarist. His music added to the ambience for my mom’s 90th birthday. She was familiar with many of the songs and sang along."
Austin Charnis Guitar
"Austin was a dream to work with - his kindness and generosity was beyond appreciative during our planning process! Austin was able to take on learning a special request to play during our wedding ceremony. Austin also played during our cocktail hour and was a hit with the guests!! Having Austin play as guests entered the ceremony, for the ceremony and for cocktail hour true gave our wedding an elevated feel and made our special day truly feel magical! thank you again from the bottom of our hearts!!!"
Sax by Anra
"Best performance
The best! It’s phenomenal!"
Stephen Kleiman Guitar Mandolin Banjo Uke
"Stephen Kleiman was a great addition to our MusicMan Camp Pro Sessions this year! He coordinated with me promptly about how to integrate his session into our camp curriculum -- and was very flexible about performing in a gym rather than our usual auditorium! The campers loved learning about the banjo and mandolin and found it interesting and applicable to their harmonic camp sessions on ukulele and guitar. Excellent performance and patience in working with young musicians! Thank you Stephen!"
Ken Gable Jazz
"Thank you Ken for everything! For the guidance in picking our ceremony music to the day of and your kind words! It was a true joy to have you!"
Adam Karch
"I just had the opportunity to review the most recent release, Everything Can Change, from Adam Karch and it's an interesting mix of acoustic and electric fused folk/blues music with solid vocals. Opening with It's Your Song, a contemporary, radio style track with a solid melody and clean acoustic guitar work, Adam Karch shows his stuff on vocal and guitar, backed by Richard Deschenes on bass and Marc-Andre Drouin on drums. JJ Cale's classic, After Midnight gets a substantial rework and I like it. Starting with acoustic slide and fine finger picking, Karch's stylistic vocal phrasing really changes the track and it's as cool as the original. Very nice. Porch Groove (Sunday Morning) is a real relaxing meandering melody on acoustic guitar. Very nice. Another nice cover is Bob Dylan's Don't Think Twice, It's Alright. Karch has one of those voices that is warm and refreshing and his picking style is clean and concise. Very nice. Wrapping the release is another Porch Groove (Saturday Evening) with a more contemporary finger picked melody. Karch is a talented musician and vocalist who has put together a real nice release."