Browse 350 swing bands available for hire in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom, featuring 975 reviews from real clients with an average rating of 5 out of 5. These professional swing ensembles and jazz groups offer sophisticated entertainment for weddings, parties and corporate events.
Of the 350 suppliers listed here, one is based within 30 miles of Newcastle upon Tyne. The other 349 are willing to travel there.
Also covers Durham and Sunderland, and suppliers based in South Shields.
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Rates for swing bands in Newcastle upon Tyne currently range from about £180 to £2,000+, depending on group size, performance duration, and specific requirements. Smaller jazz ensembles and duos typically offer more budget-friendly options, while full orchestras with brass sections and multiple vocalists represent premium entertainment costs. Most clients find excellent value near £650, which usually includes professional sound equipment, varied repertoire, and the flexibility to adapt performances throughout different segments of an event. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 199 enquiries for Swing Bands at events in the United Kingdom, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 21 October 2026.
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!"
Dr Jazz
"Thank you all so much for your amazing performance on Saturday evening, which was everything I could have hoped for! Your music was brilliant, got everyone up dancing and I can’t tell you how many people told me afterwards ‘how brilliant the 1920s band were’. As soon as you played your first song I knew we’d struck gold! It couldn’t have been more perfect given the whole Gatsby theme and everyone so dressed up, so thank you all so much. You may be interested to know that we raised an astonishing £7,000 on the night! With just 96 people in the room…amazing! Thanks again Matthew and I’ll not hesitate to recommend you if anyone should ask me for a fabulous 20’s Jazz Band!"
Nightflyers Big Band
"I have seen them play twice at Leeds Jazz Club. They bring so much life to their music! I hope to see them again."
Wedding/funeral/events singer
"I found Sarah, by chance, looking for a soprano to sing at my mother's funeral in 2022. Sadly for me, the funerals of my husband and father happened in succession all to quickly over the next two years. Sarah provided all occasions with such grace. We worked together to create something very special. Nothing is too much trouble for Sarah, she was able to suggest music from repertoire but also took on music she did not know, and sang all beautifully. Her voice and presence was a rock to me and everyone commented on the beauty of her voice. I would highly recommend Sarah for all occasions - happy, sad, fun, solemn and she will deliver a bespoke service. I remain deeply grateful to know Sarah and now call her a friend!"
Swing Jamboree
"Thankyou so much for playing for us! IT was a great night!"
La Dolce Vita Swing Collective
"Not knowing what to expect I was ready for anything on a warm September night in Edinburgh.
This was a Sunday night too and the setting was complete in the nightclub atmosphere that is the Dirty Martini lounge.
This band can swing, bass and drums groove sweetly while sax and piano trade solos making this a full sound like there are more on stage. Tony Delicata on vocals blends his Italian roots with Volare, On An Evening In Roma and O Solo Mio as we were escorted to warm Italy with cool sounds and cocktails to suit.
The second half opened with I Wish I Knew, an instrumental from the days when Cinema was a TV series before Tony returned with more signature arrangements. By now the audience were itching to dance and with peaks like Mack The Knife and (Theme From) New York New York they were at one with the band. The closing title song was a creative masterstroke and a deserved ovation followed."
