Say hello to your new favourite band for your big day – The Beams!
This dynamic group is more than just a wedding band; they’re a high-energy musical experience, ready to take your event to the next level.
Established with a vision to offer fair conditions to quality musicians, The Beams is a small, close-knit ensemble with a core of fifteen accomplished players. They feature a frequent rotation of musicians to ensure their performances are always fresh, dynamic, and of consistent quality.
Whether you’re looking for a 4-piece band for an intimate gathering or an 8-piece or larger ensemble with brass and female vocalists for a grand affair, The Beams can cater to your requirements. They ensure the band size fits perfectly with your budget and venue space, and their diverse range of genres, constantly updated, caters to all music tastes.
The Beams offer full-day music services, spanning from the ceremony to the drinks reception, during dinner, and on to the party band, DJ, optional saxophone with DJ, and late acoustic afters. They promise an efficient setup time of just 30-35 minutes, meaning more time for fun and less for logistics.
What sets The Beams apart is their attentive customer service. They maintain open, friendly communication from the first point of contact, and their care extends even after the event. Delivering their services nationwide and with packages starting from €2100, The Beams are ready to wow your guests and get your party started.
The Beams boasts musicians with proven track records, years of full-time experience in the wedding and event entertainment industry, and history of playing with big names in the music industry. Handpicked for their high levels of musicianship and professionalism, there is not only an incredible level of talent in The Beams, but also a strong camaraderie among its members, which is evident in their harmonious and energetic performances.
With their dedication to quality, flexibility, and customer service, you’re sure to have an unforgettable experience with The Beams.
