Discover 420 tribute bands and tribute acts available in The Hamptons, New York, United States. These professional cover bands and impersonators bring the music of legendary artists to your event, recreating authentic performances at a fraction of the original cost.
All 420 suppliers listed here are willing to travel to The Hamptons. The nearest is based in Hebron.
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The average price for Tribute Bands available in The Hamptons, New York, United States is $1,200 (USD). Tribute bands in The Hamptons generally range from $230 to $3,950+, with an average cost of $1,200. Local tribute acts often offer competitive rates due to reduced travel expenses, while established performers with extensive repertoires and professional equipment may command premium fees. Performance length, venue requirements, and group size all influence final pricing, with solo impersonators typically costing less than full tribute bands near you. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 386 enquiries for Tribute Bands at events in the United States, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 16 October 2026.
The Baby Boomers Classic Soul Revue
"⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ **Audience Review – The Baby Boomers Classic Soul Revue**
*“The Baby Boomers Classic Soul Revue delivered an unforgettable night of timeless music and authentic performance. From the very first note, the energy, vocals, and stage presence transported the audience back to the golden era of Soul and R&B. Every song was performed with passion, professionalism, and a deep respect for the original sound that made these classics legendary.*
*What sets The Baby Boomers apart is their authenticity—these are performers who truly understand and embody the music. The harmonies were smooth, the musicianship was exceptional, and the connection with the audience made the entire experience feel personal and memorable.*
*Whether honoring the sounds of Teddy Pendergrass, Marvin Gaye, Gladys Knight & The Pips, The Temptations, Tavares, and other legends, The Baby Boomers Classic Soul Revue doesn’t just perform songs—they recreate an era. If you love real Soul music, rich vocals, and a show that keeps people singing and dancing, this is a must-see experience.”*
**Rating: 10/10 — Authentic Soul. Timeless Entertainment. Unforgettable Experience.**"
Xtreme Queen
"These guys from New York were all they were cracked up to be. Their performance on the Will Rogers Stage in Tulsa on Sept. 8, 2024, was superb. This was the closest thing to being at an original Queen Concert starring founder Freddie Mercury, with a comparison in real time offered by the archival video footage of Freddie projected on a large screen behind the drummer while our re-enactment "Freddie" performed in synch with the video. Stefan Thomas has an uncanny resemblance to the late Freddie, especially in costumes and makeup, and his moves were perfect. Our audience loved the concert. I've seen other Queen tributes, and this was by far the best. We thoroughly enjoyed hosting this group. They were a lot of fun to work with and were gentlemen, all very professional and talented. - President and Producer, Will Rogers Stage Foundation."
NuPhamlee Soul Band
"I love this band…they’re extremely funky, in the best way possible. I’ve seen them on multiple occasions and each time is awesome!!!!!! Each member is unique in their own way, I’d watch them anytime and any place. NuPhamlee for life!!!💙"
Streetfighter Rolling Stones Tribute
"Streetfighter is the closest duplicate of the Rolling Stones I have ever seen"
T.R.I.B.U.T.E (Ozzy Osbourne Tribute Band)
"Katie's in Smithtown Saturday night Ozzy Osbourne Tribute Band they were fantastic and it was also Joe the bass player's Birthday.The best Ozzy I've ever experienced. Ya'all gotta see Billy Jon. There is no better Ozzy then than this guy!"
Brothers That Sing (B.T.S.)
"These gentlemen can really sing.
I’ve produced many Tribute shows of singing groups for
many years and this B.T.S. Tribute To The Dramatics are top notch singers. The audience told the real story with them having to sing an encore."
