Find 131 vintage themed bands available in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, with 322 reviews from real clients, averaging 5 out of 5 stars. These retro music groups specialize in authentic period entertainment from the 1920s through 1950s, ideal for themed celebrations and sophisticated events.
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1920s Era Musicians & Bands in Melbourne
1930s Era Musicians & Bands in Melbourne
1940s Era Musicians & Bands in Melbourne
1950s Era Musicians & Bands in Melbourne
1960s Era Musicians & Bands in Melbourne
1970s Era Musicians & Bands in Melbourne
1980s Era Musicians & Bands in Melbourne
1990s Era Musicians & Bands in Melbourne
2000s Era Musicians & Bands in MelbourneThe average price for Vintage Themed Bands available in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia is $1,200 (AUD). Vintage themed bands in Melbourne currently range from $280 for acoustic duos to $3,800+ for large orchestras with full period staging. The average cost locally sits at $1,200, typically including professional sound equipment, period costumes, and extensive repertoires. Local acts often offer competitive rates due to reduced travel costs, while larger ensembles command premium pricing for their full entertainment packages. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 24 enquiries for Vintage Themed Bands at events in Australia, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 16 October 2026.
High Society Jazz Orchestra
"What an entertaining band last night at the VJC at Clayton RSL. The High Society Jazz Orchestra played a magical mix of Big Band numbers from a number of eras. They not only played well, but looked the part in their dinner suits and lovely dresses. The music kept dancers on the floor all night and the audience looked very happy with the music - even the children were enjoying the night!"
Liz Player Jazz Singer
"Could not be happier with Liz and the duo that sang and played at my wife's 50th Birthday arranged at last minute - highly recommend them."
Sydney Jazz Collective
"I wanted to pass on my thanks to the Sydney Jazz Collective. The guys did a fantastic job and the feedback from the audience was great. Thanks for your help in organizing everything."
Blue Velvet Jazz
"“Just a quick email to thank you for the wonderful performance you gave at Joy’s graduation party. Your band was one element of a great night, but Blue Velvet more than anything added a sophisticated atmosphere. Your repertoire was great and you always played at an appropriate level. You were punctual, reliable and did exactly what what we agreed. Very professional all round and most importantly, enjoyable. We couldn’t be more pleased. Please pass our thanks on to the other members of the band.
If you ever need a good word from a satisfied client to get a gig, feel free to let me know. I’d be happy to oblige.”
— Daniel K"
The Jazz Kings Australia
"Friday 24th November 2023 - The Jazz Kings - Tweed Valley Jazz and Blues
A superb gig to bring a fitting close to a year of top-flight music. ‘The Jazz Kings’ left us in no doubt why they are currently rated among the top outfits on the North Coast. Each of them – Nicole Parker-Brown on vocals, Peter Uppman on vocals and trumpet (sometimes almost at the same time), Gordon Matheson on guitar, Col Atkinson on bass and yet more vocals, and Jose McLaughlin on keyboards – is an accomplished performer in their own right, and in combination they are a musical powerhouse to be reckoned with.
It was an evening of eclectic mix, from popular jazz standards, through blues arrangements that will be appearing on their latest album, to occasional dips into the classical realms, and a few nostalgic ‘pop’ reminiscences. Among the favourites were their own arrangements of evergreens such as ‘Night and Day,’ ‘All Of Me’, ‘Misty’, ‘Georgia On My Mind’ and ‘Making Whoopee’.
Jose even gave a nod towards his earlier career as keyboard player and musical director of ‘Gerry and the Pacemakers’ with his updated arrangements of ‘Ferry Cross the Mersey’ and ‘Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying’. All in all, a great end to 2023, and the Club Committee took time at the end to wish all members and visitors a happy and safe Xmas and a prosperous New Year. If it promises music of the same quality as this past year, then we’ll have no complaints."
Girl Friday
"We listen to a lot of live music and Girl Friday are one of our favourite bands, Michelle and the boys are ultimate professionals, their music ranges from swing, to blues, Latin and they make a lot of popular music their own. We love doing their Friday night Sun Set Cruises Jazz cruise out of Mooloolaba and we often catch their Eat Street, Toowoomba and Warwick 'Jumpers and Jazz' gigs. Great band to listen and dance to!"