The Brit Pack
London. Newcastle. Berklee. New York City. The Brit Pack didn’t just bring British rock to America — they earned the right to play it here.
Founded by two UK musicians who met at Berklee College of Music and never looked back, The Brit Pack has sold out the Kenley Amphitheatre two years running, played the opening of Hudson Yards, and performed at the Rainbow Room and Rockefeller Plaza. Four musicians who spent years on the road as touring and studio players — and it shows in every note.
The Beatles to the Rolling Stones, Oasis to Arctic Monkeys, Adele to the current charts — played by people who grew up on this music, in the cities that made it. Sharp suits or black denim depending on the night, always with the swagger the music demands.
Dinner sets to full dance floors. The real thing, every time.
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There are performers, and then there are frontmen. Luke is the latter.
Leading Luke & The Gentlemen, Luke brings a Rat Pack, era charisma and a baritone built for a more glamorous time, yet lands with complete authority in any modern room. He’s performed at Herb Alpert’s Vibrato Grill Jazz in Los Angeles, appeared on HBO’s Perry Mason, and once had Billy Dee Williams personally request a song mid-show. He delivered. The room erupted.
Available as a trio, sextet, or full 12-piece big band, intimate and atmospheric to a full floor losing their minds during Shout.
This is what a real frontman looks like
The Low Light
The Low Light Band turns any room into somewhere worth lingering. Female vocals, guitar, cajon, bass, and saxophone, an effortless blend of jazz standards, contemporary favorites, and feel-good lounge music that sets exactly the right tone without ever overpowering it.
Starting as a trio and expandable to fit the occasion, The Low Light Band is the soundtrack to your cocktail hour, your dinner, your most sophisticated moments.
The kind of music that makes your guests feel like they’re exactly where they’re supposed to be.
The kind of music that makes your guests feel like they’re exactly where they’re supposed to be.
The Polyvors
Some bands play the hits. The Polyvors play the ones that make you say “I forgot how much I love this song.”
A guitar-driven ensemble with soulful female vocals at the center, The Polyvors move fluidly between rock, soul, and contemporary pop — drawing from Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones to Lou Reed and Amy Winehouse, threading in the B-sides and deep cuts that separate a great band from an unforgettable one.
Bohemian in spirit, polished in execution, equally at home at a Hamptons beach wedding, a Napa vineyard, or a destination celebration anywhere in the world.
The kind of band that has your guests singing along before they realize they’ve left their seats.
The Kate Quartet
Kate doesn’t just sing standards, she inhabits them.
Trained at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and shaped by the clarion voices of Sarah Vaughan, Billie Holiday, and Nancy Wilson, Kate brings a soulful authenticity to the Great American Songbook that only comes from a lifetime of genuine devotion to the music. She led her own swing septet for six years before building The Kate Quartet and regularly performs nationally alongside Louis Prima Jr. and the Witnesses.
Keys, bass, guitar, drums, and saxophone behind a vocalist who makes every room feel like an intimate jazz club at its absolute best.
The perfect soundtrack for cocktail hour, dinner, Sunday brunch, corporate gatherings, and any celebration where the music should feel as considered as everything else.hour, dinner, Sunday brunch, corporate gatherings, and any celebration where the music should feel as considered as everything else.
New Vibrations
Close your eyes and The New Vibrations will take you somewhere warmer.
A six-piece island-inspired ensemble rooted in authentic reggae, roots, and dancehall, The New Vibrations carry the tradition of Bob Marley, Toots & The Maytals, and Burning Spear into every performance — then push it forward. Al Green, Billie Eilish, Justin Bieber — reimagined through a reggae lens that makes the familiar feel like a discovery.
Warm, relaxed, and effortlessly elevated, The New Vibrations bring a sense of place wherever they play — cocktail hour, dinner, beach wedding, rooftop gala, or corporate celebration. Optional trumpet and saxophone available to expand the sound.
The feeling of a perfect evening somewhere beautiful, without ever leaving the room.
World Rhythm Trio
World Rhythm was born in Brooklyn — and you can feel it.
Three musicians who came up together playing the clubs of New York, including the legendary S.O.B.’s, bring that same alive, unpretentious energy to every event they play. Afro-Cuban and Afro-Caribbean to their core, their sound moves through mambo, salsa, charanga, boogaloo, and bossa nova like it’s the only music that ever made sense.
Guitar, bass, percussion — and a whole lot of Brooklyn soul.
CC’s Country Band
CC brought country to New York City — and New York City showed up.
Since 2016, CC’s Country Band has been a fixture of the city’s country scene, earning residencies at the Grand Ole Opry’s own Opry City Stage, Blake Shelton’s Ole Red in Nashville, and the legendary Skinny Dennis honky tonk in Brooklyn. Classic country, bluegrass, Southern rock, and roots — played by musicians who know the difference between performing country and living it.
Warm, unpretentious, and genuinely fun — equally at home at a barn wedding in the Hudson Valley, a rooftop celebration in the city, or anywhere guests want to leave their boots on the dance floor.
Code Dee
Code Dee lives somewhere between a 1940s Paris jazz club and a late-night New York session — and that’s exactly where you want to be.
A female vocalist fronting upright bass, guitar, keys, horns, and accordion — performing American Songbook standards, French jazz, and vintage selections alongside jazz-influenced interpretations of modern pop. Intimate as a trio, spectacular as a full ensemble when the occasion deserves everything.
The kind of band that makes any room feel like it has a history.
The Dixons
The Little Nell in Aspen. Wölffer Estate in the Hamptons. A Manhattan penthouse at golden hour. The Dixons have set the tone for rooms that don’t settle for anything less than exceptional.
Highly trained musicians who play with the warmth and precision that only comes from years of playing together — chic, smooth, and endlessly versatile. Trio through sextet, moving fluidly from jazz standards to contemporary favorites, all instrumental, nothing forced. The ensemble scales to fit the occasion, with the option to add musicians or a vocalist to bring a touch of front-facing energy when the moment calls for it.
The musical foundation that makes a cocktail hour feel like it lasted five minutes and a dinner feel like it was always supposed to end this way.