Find 224 singing pianists available for hire in England, United Kingdom. These skilled piano vocalists offer the right combination of instrumental excellence and vocal performance for weddings, parties, and special events.
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Wedding Singers in EnglandThe average price for Singing Pianists available in England, United Kingdom is £260 (GBP). Singing pianists in England currently range from £120 to £800+, reflecting varying experience levels and performance packages. The average local booking costs around £260, which typically includes a professional performance lasting several hours with the artist's own sound equipment. Local performers often offer competitive rates compared to traveling acts, while still delivering the polished entertainment quality your special occasion deserves. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 116 enquiries for Singing Pianists at events in the United Kingdom, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 16 October 2026.
The Krakens
"From start to finish we have nothing but praise for The Krakens. Chris was quick to respond to my enquiry looking for a band to play at a 30th birthday party and kept in touch from then on. We were sent a varied list of songs to choose from; a mix of rock/pop both modern and classic. Once the booking was confirmed they asked us if there was anything we wanted added to the list and they would learn them for the evening! On the night the band turned up on time, and set up (and packed up) without any bother. Their performance was totally satisfactory, two excellent one-hour sets which included our requested numbers. Everyone agreed that The Krakens were a friendly, “tight” band that performed with confidence and professionalism which made our night that bit special. Would definitely recommend them!"
Anita Hale
"You really made dads party a night to remember. I loved the way you adapted yourself to the guests be young or old and played a very good selection of songs that had them up dancing. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend you to friends for a similar event."
Sky High Duo
"You were really good, thank you for providing us with some great acoustic music. So good to see people up dancing. We’ve had some positive comments from our guests."
Vanessa - Singer Pianist With Piano Shell
"What can we really say apart from Vanessa was fantastic and absolute pleasure to deal with and she learnt our entrance song which was amazing, all of our guests commented on how great she was and how amazing the piano looked, if you are even considering Vanessa then definitely speak with i promise you will not be disappointed, thank you for making mine and Laurie’s day so perfect"
Sugar Sweet Duo
"Melissa and Joe were simply wonderful! They played before the ceremony as guests arrived to the garden ceremony. Their playing was beautiful, guests of all ages loved it. The venue commented they were one of the best bands they’ve ever had.
They’re also both absolutely lovely humans! Strong recommend xxx"
Mayhem
"Rating 5/6 : Very Enjoyable Absolute Mayhem The Horse & Chains, Bushey on Saturday 30 September 2023
It's a rare thing to go into a local pub and hear a keyboard player who has been described as a musical "genius" by none other than David Bowie.
This is no tall story either. The musician Billy Ritchie was the first player in rock music to give keyboards a prominent role -- and that was before Keith Emerson (ELP) and Rick Wakeman came on the scene.
Billy told me that he remained good friends with the Thin White Duke until his death in 2016.
Lanark-born Mr Ritchie now provides the skilful and fancy keyboards and records backing tracks for his latest incarnation Mayhem with talented female singer Carol Leslie.
Carol is a really strong vocalist with a gutsy style. This dynamic duo started their first set at the cosy Sebright Arms with Elvis's late sixties' classic Suspicious Minds.
The second song was a surprise -- Kirsty MacColl's comedy number There's A Guy Works Down The Chip Shop Swears His Elvis. It was a perfect choice after the first song.
Carol and Billy select their material wisely and give their audience something very different from the predictable Mustang Sally, Brown Eyed Girl and I Saw Her Standing There, churned out by so many pub bands.
So it was great to hear Georgio Moroder and Phil Oakey's electro smash Together In Electric Dreams, Matchbox's catchy rocker Rockabilly Rebel, Starship's uplifting We Built This City (on which Billy demonstrated his keyboard dexterity) and Solomon Burke's gospel-ish Cry To Me. And that was just the first half.
Carol is happy to tackle songs usually associated with male vocalists and she started part two with a raucous version of Bryan Adams' rocker Summer Of 69.
If you have never seen Mayhem, ask Billy to perform Light My Fire, the Doors rock classic from 1967. This was a sheer musical masterclass as he
re-created both vocally and instrumentally this great song. Billy has a rich, tuneful voice and this was a stunning performance.
Other highlights in the second half included Journey's rock anthem Don't Stop Believing, Carol's gritty interpretation if Shania Twain's Man I Feel Like A Woman and a fine performance of Bon Jovi's Living On A Prayer
A total of 24 songs and I cannot wait to see this duo again.
My only concern is their name. I think many club and pubgoers might think Mayhem are a heavy metal band rather than an all-round, top class duo.
COLIN FENN, DJ, Freelance Journalist
Colin Fenn, DJ - Freelance Journalist, Thursday 5 October 2023"