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Wednesday, September 1, 2010

What Is The Best Way To Book A Band?

By Dannii Symes

The party is all set. The venue has been secured for your special occasion. The food is bought and all of the decorations are ready to be put up. It seems as if everything is in order. All the guests have responded and even family members are excited to see each other, after many years apart. These scenarios are applicable to pretty much any function that requires planning. After all of these things have been done the only remaining party day question is whether to use a DJ or to book a band.

Many folks have opted to use a DJ, simply because it is easier. They show up with their equipment, have several hundred songs to play, usually in a variety of genres and unless they are brand new, they are usually fine for most occasions. The biggest challenge with this choice is that your DJ is limited to only the music he/she brings with them. Many times, with a diverse aged group of people, they will not have songs that your guests may wish to hear.

Booking a live band offers other options that can make your party the function of the year!! A live band brings more flavor and more opportunities than just having songs played. When you hire a band, especially if they are familiar with the type of function you are planning, they will likely be more prepared and have more of the songs in their repertoire than a Disc Jockey.

When you hire a live band there is generally less of a challenge regarding your locations sound system. They will arrive with amplifiers and microphones in tow and after they set up, the music is ready to go. After a couple of sound checks, the music starts and the party is started. You have to consider the flavor of your party, but with a band, if you have chosen a theme, the band can dress the part and be more involved in your decor.

You may use an agent to find your band or you will be able to visit local clubs to see them in action. This way, you get to see how they interact with their customers and how their performances are received. This can add some fun to the choosing of your group, as the better entertainers you find, the better the party will proceed.

Costs will definitely be different. One DJ will surely be less expensive than hiring a band. However, the diversity of live music will overshadow the differences in cost. The Disc Jockey may act as a Master of Ceremonies for you, but the leader of the band can be that and much more.

If budget is a major hurdle, you may be limited with your choices and perhaps a DJ will be less expensive, but the overall performance and appreciation from your guests will justify the additional expense. Consider if there are times when songs are being done as part of the party. In other words, perhaps a first dance or introductions. A live band will be able to handle all of those circumstances easier than constantly interrupting a recording.

All in all, if you book a band gives you more options. Your guests will enjoy hearing a great band play than hearing someone spin songs that they hear everyday. Traditionally, live music will produce more people on the dance floor and your party will have the flavor that you intended and people will all have a great time.

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