Discover 47 rockabilly bands and 50s rock and roll acts available for hire in Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. These vintage-inspired performers specialize in the authentic sound of early rock and roll, bringing high-energy entertainment to weddings, parties and corporate events.
All 47 suppliers listed here are willing to travel to Essen. The nearest is based in Gent, 145 miles away.
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The average price for Rockabilly Bands available in Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany is €600 (EUR). Rockabilly bands in Essen currently range from €240 to €2,450+ for standard performances, with average costs around €600. Pricing in your area depends on factors including band size, performance duration, equipment requirements, and travel distance to the venue. Solo rockabilly performers generally offer more budget-friendly options, while full bands with extensive repertoires and professional sound systems command premium rates for their full entertainment packages. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 240 enquiries for Rockabilly Bands at events in every location, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 16 October 2026.
Rockin Rebel
"Hello,
I would like to book you for a concert in Heilbronn (Germany)...
Very much in March....would that be possible??
Please get back to me...
Best regards
Sally"
Rhine Valley Ramblers
"We were so happy that Didi and his band came and played their show. They were easy to work with, had awesome groove and made a good party.
We will have them back here soon."
The Boulevards
"You guys rocked at my brothers wedding! Really enjoyed your band and singer it made the day very special, thanks so much to you all for the music enjoyed by all , sounded so authentic"
The Kopy Katz (Rockabilly + Rock & Roll)
"A brilliant night with The Kopy Katz, great music, great fun, and even better company and some new friends. 🎸🔥 At The Queen's Arms Pub"
ThreeSixty Rock Band - Trio + Sax + DJ
"A show
From the ceremony, moving, with the saxophone
Aperitif with the band, they made us dance and have fun
Dinner, dances between courses and some singing
And then, luminous fountains for the cake cutting and an amazing final dj set, with incredible dancing
All the guests were captivated by their skill
We recommend them with all our strength."
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."