Browse 1,652 wedding bands available for hire in West Palm Beach, Florida, United States, with 3,474 reviews from real clients rating acts 5 out of 5 on average. Find live wedding music groups from $220, with an average of $1,050, covering everything from small acoustic lineups to full party bands.
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Wedding Singers in West Palm BeachFor wedding bands in West Palm Beach, fees run from $220 to $3,400+, with an average cost of $1,050. Band size is the biggest factor in pricing, followed by performance duration and time of year. Peak season dates from late spring through early autumn tend to carry higher rates, while midweek or off-season bookings can stretch your budget further. Ask about package deals if you want ceremony music or a late-night DJ set alongside the main performance. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 1,721 enquiries for Wedding Bands at events in the United States, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 19 October 2026.
Groove Paradox
"Groove Paradox delivered an amazing live music experience\! The band was professional, talented, and kept the atmosphere lively throughout the event\. Our guests loved the performance, and the music made the evening truly special\. I would highly recommend Groove Paradox for weddings, private parties, corporate events, and other special occasions\!"
Queen & King
"We had an amazing time. The music was outstanding and the personality's were incredible. It was so much fun. Customers and employees really enjoyed Queen and King. Definitely recommend!!!!"
Reaxtion Band
"This is best bands that Ive EVER seen.They will get the attention of everybody in the place. They play such a variety of songs that the audience will love. Their presence, sound, style and energy is Awesome"
Luxe Harmony
"Thank you so much!! You guys were amazing and we got so many compliments on how unique and beautiful all the music was! Thank you again for making our day so special!🤍"
Brothers After All Allman Brothers Tribute
"Brothers After All - Allman Brothers Tribute at Crazy Uncle Mike's, May 31, 2025
On May 31, 2025, Brothers After All delivered a soulful and electrifying performance at Crazy Uncle Mike’s in Boca Raton, FL, paying tribute to the Allman Brothers Band with a show that captured the heart of Southern rock. Hailing from Florida’s Treasure Coast, this ensemble showcased their reputation as a premier tribute act, blending virtuosic musicianship with a vibrant stage presence that transported the audience back to the Allman Brothers’ golden era.
The show kicked off at 9:00 PM, with the band diving into a meticulously crafted setlist that spanned the Allman Brothers’ iconic catalog. Enhanced by dynamic visual effects, the performance was an immersive experience, blending blues, rock, and jazz-infused improvisation. The YouTube livestream, available for those who couldn’t attend, captured the energy well, but the electric atmosphere at Crazy Uncle Mike’s, amplified by the venue’s intimate vibe and enthusiastic crowd was unparalleled.
The first set opened with the fiery one-two punch of Don’t Want You No More and Not My Cross to Bear, setting the tone with searing guitar riffs and soulful organ swells. Tracks like Southbound and Black Hearted Woman brought high-energy grooves, while Blue Sky and Soulshine showcased the band’s emotional depth. The second set was equally compelling, with highlights including a heartfelt Melissa, an extended jam on In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, and a crowd-pleasing Midnight Rider. The night reached a peak when Jeff Prine joined the band for the final two songs of the second set, One Way Out and Whipping Post, adding an extra layer of intensity and authenticity that sent the audience into a frenzy.
The band, featuring Lefty Hathaway’s soulful vocals and organ, Pete Quigley and Dave Lasman’s dual guitar interplay, Will Keehner’s dynamic bass, and the powerhouse percussion of Mike Loschiavo, Hosny Franck, and Mitch Fine, delivered each song with precision and passion. The guitarists’ interplay evoked the iconic Duane Allman-Dickey Betts dynamic, while Hathaway’s vocals captured Gregg Allman’s gritty emotion.
Crazy Uncle Mike’s, with its welcoming vibe and excellent food and drink offerings, was the perfect backdrop. The show ran until around midnight, leaving the crowd exhilarated. For those who missed it, the performance is available on Crazy Uncle Mike’s YouTube channel, offering a chance to relive the magic. Brothers After All didn’t just perform, they honored the Allman Brothers legacy with authenticity and heart, making this a must-see for Southern rock fans.
Complete Setlist
Set 1
Don’t Want You No More
Not My Cross to Bear
Statesboro Blues
Southbound
Black Hearted Woman
Good Clean Fun
Blue Sky
Stand Back
Hot ’Lanta
Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More
Soulshine
Where It All Begins
Set 2
Come and Go Blues
Melissa
Ramblin’ Man
Midnight Rider
Jessica
Dreams
Trouble No More
Wasted Words
Revival
Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’
No One to Run With
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
One Way Out (with Jeff Prine)
Whipping Post (with Jeff Prine)"
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"The bassist got back, rest of the band is ok too i guess"