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High Energy Live Music for Weddings & Events. Playing All Your Favorite MUSIC THAT MOVES YOU High energy live music for weddings & events. Playing all your favorite songs. GET YOUR PARTY STARTED! Past clients: We are a premium, customizable 3 to 14 musician band specializing in high-energy music for festivals, weddings and corporate events. We play a wide variety of musical genres at a world class standard. Our band members are full-time professional musicians, who excel at everything from Frank Sinatra, The Beatles, and Whitney Houston to Beyoncé, Daft Punk, Bruno Mars, and more. Our repertoire ranges from Great Gatsby Extravaganzas to 90’s Throwback Parties and everything in between. Amazing dance parties are how the Blue Wave have earned their fantastic reputation and we pride ourselves on flawless performance–it’s all about great preparation and a genuine love for what we do to ensure you have the best night of your life. Seattle Portland Some Bands & Artists we’ve performed with: Eugene & All around the world! Allen Stone Gloria Estefan Santana Aretha Franklin KC & The Sunshine Band Stevie Wonder Diana Ross Paula Abdul Sting Earth Wind & Fire Phillip Phillips Fruit Bats Prince BENEFITS OF WORKING WITH US Easy communication and WE USE A UNIQUE Performance and client DISCOUNTS affordable prices. ONLINE BAND PLANNING services of the highest AVAILABLE quality. The atmosphere we SYSTEM THAT ALLOWS will bring to your event is FOR WEEKDAY FOR FLEXIBLE EVENT unrivaled! EVENTS! UPDATES. LAST MINUTE EVENT? We can provide all production Considerate with volume Social media posts with NO PROBLEM. WE’RE aspects for the event and able to comply with vendor tags when photos (professional sound system, venue sound regulations or are available. OFTEN AVAILABLE microphones, cables, client preferences. EVEN AT SHORT recorded music, lights, MC NOTICE. services, etc.) Hear all your favorite songs! Stellar musicianship and WE NEVER CANCEL. Inclusion on our preferred Our music can be tailored to incredible energy! Work vendor list when referred. client preferences. with professional touring and recording artists with a wealth of industry experience. WHAT WE OFFER COME SEE US PLAY! WEDDINGS Join us at one of our free Whether you’re hosting a backyard soirée or a black-tie bash, we’re here Blue Wave Band Showcases to bring your party to life. You can tailor the Blue Wave Band to your own personal style, budget, and musical tastes. Whatever you require, from to see us live in action for yourself. a string trio at the ceremony to a jazz quartet at cocktail hour, we’ve got At the showcase, we will demonstrate you covered. The reception is where we really shine, playing Motown to Top 40 and everything in between. Tell us your vision and together we a number of different band sizes and will create your dream wedding! configurations, so you can find the style CLICK TO LEARN MORE that best fits your event. It’s a fun night CORPORATE out and an excellent demonstration of our We provide industry leading entertainment services from small cocktail passion, professionalism and versatility. parties and holiday celebrations to grand ballroom galas and multi-day conventions, in the style and atmosphere to suit your event. Some of the world’s leading corporations rely on the Blue Wave Band to deliver epic event music and packed dance floors. We offer personalized service throughout the booking process, with a dedicated event producer and a unique online planning system that allows for flexible event updates. Booking a truly amazing band has never been easier. Preview the band and discover the range of our music CLICK TO LEARN MORE selection with a walk through of our Showcase, now online! Share the experience with family and friends! You FESTIVALS & EVENTS can also find our Live Showcase Calendar here. The Blue Wave Band can play even the most epic scale events. If you require, we employ our own in-house production crew for industrial sound, staging, lights and engineering. We are in our element performing alongside the biggest artists in the world. CLICK TO LEARN MORE SONGLIST CLICK FOR MORE SONGS, VIDEOS & PHOTOS TOP 40 + CONTEMPORARY CLASSIC ROCK Can’t Stop The Feeling | Justin Timberlake Don’t Stop Believing | Journey Thinking Out Loud | Ed Sheeran Miss You | The Rolling Stones 24k Magic | Bruno Mars Only The Good Die Young | Billy Joel Shut Up And Dance | Walk The Moon Sweet Caroline | Neil Diamond Shake It Off | Taylor Swift American Girl | Tom Petty Feel It Still | Portugal. The Man Dancing In The Dark | Bruce Springsteen Love On Top | Beyoncé Old Time Rock and Roll | Bob Seger Shallow | Lady Gaga + Bradley Cooper You Can Call Me Al | Paul Simon Sugar | Maroon 5 Twist N’ Shout | The Beatles All Of Me | John Legend Brown Eyed Girl | Van Morrison Havana | Camila Cabello Livin’ On A Prayer | Bon Jovi Happy | Pharrell Crazy Little Thing Called Love | Queen I Like It | Cardi B There’s Nothing Holding Me Back | Shawn Mendes POP + DANCE THROWBACKS We Found Love | Rihanna Get Lucky | Daft Punk Kiss | Prince Wake Me Up | Avicii Wannabe | Spice Girls Love On Top | Beyoncé All Night Long | Lionel Richie Jessie’s Girl | Rick Springfield Valerie | Amy Winehouse + Mark Ronson MOTOWN + FUNK + SOUL I Want It That Way | Backstreet Boys Signed Sealed Delivered | Stevie Wonder Hey Ya | Outkast Respect | Aretha Franklin No Scrubs | TLC I Feel Good | James Brown This Is How We Do It | Montell Jordan Hold On I’m Coming | Sam & Dave No Diggity | Black Street I Want You Back | Jackson 5 Dance With Somebody | Whitney Houston My Girl | The Temptations Ain’t Too Proud To Beg | The Temptations COCKTAIL + CEREMONY + TRADITIONAL Son Of A Preacher Man | Dusty Springfield How Sweet It Is | Marvin Gaye Fly Me To The Moon | Frank Sinatra September | Earth, Wind & Fire Can’t Help Falling In Love | Elvis Shout | The Isley Brothers Moondance | Michael Bublé + Van Morrison Superstition | Stevie Wonder Georgia On My Mind | Ray Charles Hard To Handle | Otis Redding Make You Feel My Love | Bob Dylan + Adele Proud Mary | Tina Turner You Are The Best Thing | Ray Lamontagne At Last | Etta James Stand By Me | Ben E King COUNTRY Ave Maria | Bach / Gounod Canon in D | Pachelbel Friends In Low Places | Garth Brooks Meditation | Massenet Tennessee Whiskey | Chris Stapleton Hava Nagila | Traditional Chicken Fried | Zac Brown Band Sweet Home Alabama | Lynyrd Skynyrd Wagon Wheel | Old Crow Medicine Show WE RECOMMEND SETTING A MUSIC BUDGET FROM $1,900 TO $8,000 INVESTMENT FOR MOST EVENTS CUSTOM QUOTE Your event is unique. Speak to us for a custom quote, based on your specific requirements, or join us at one of our live showcases! You can then secure your band simply by making a 20% deposit. Choose your band size from 3 to 14+ musicians. PRICING EXAMPLES Small Event Specials Custom Pricing 3 Piece Band $1,980 5 Piece Band $3,490 7 Piece Band $4,020 9 Piece Band $5,990 14 Piece Band $8,700 Don’t miss out on great music! Ask about our A 3 piece band is perfect for an intimate Get your party started with a 5 piece band and Bring the house down with our most popular A rocking band to get your party roaring! The This party band is ideal for large galas, grand reduced-size options, including: Ceremony soirée or garden gathering. Customize the guarantee your guests will be dancing all night. band size. Perfect for party lovers! full horn section will elevate your event. weddings, and sophisticated corporate events. Performance Only, Cocktail Performance Only, instruments to fit your vision. 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