DUETS, HARMONIES
AND A FULL FLOOR

Five-Piece Wedding Band in Toronto: Two Singers, One Packed Floor

Five-Piece Band: two singers, keys, bass and drums, with duets and harmonies that pull everyone onto the floor.

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Many Red Soda musicians have performed on some of the world’s biggest stages alongside internationally renowned artists. Today, they bring that same experience, professionalism and passion to weddings and events across Toronto.

What Is a Five-Piece Band?

A lead singer on guitar, a second singer, keys, bass and drums. It's our Four-Piece Band with one big addition: another voice.

Most couples pair a male and a female singer. Choose the singers you love from the videos, your Band Manager confirms your singers are available, and we build the band around those voices.

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Bang Bang

Jessie J, Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj

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What Does a Second Singer Add to the Dance Floor?

It's the biggest jump in sound, and in look, from the Four-Piece: one voice holding the song while the other is free to leave the mic.

We trade verses and share the big choruses, switching between male and female hits so every guest hears a song they love. One of us steps off and pulls your friends onto the floor, and that's how it stays full from beginning to end.

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What Kind of Venue Suits a Five-Piece Band?

A Five-Piece Band fills a ballroom dance floor, yet sits just as happily in a restaurant or a barn.

We never need a stage, whatever the band size. Two singers out front make any room feel like a party.

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Four-piece band of two guitarists, a saxophonist and a drummer playing as guests dine at tables in a reception room

Which Band Size? Four, Five or Six

The difference is who's singing, and what's out front.

Band	Line-up	Vocals	What you'll notice
Four-Piece Band	Singer on guitar, keys, bass, drums	One lead singer (male or female)	A full band sound built around one voice
Five-Piece Band	Adds a second singer	Male and female vocals, harmonies, duets	Two singers working the room and filling the floor
Six-Piece Band	Adds sax	Two singers plus sax	Sax on top of two voices, and the big choruses get bigger

How Does the Night Flow With Two Singers?

With two singers, the night has two gears: harmonies over dinner, a duet if you want one, then both voices out front when the floor opens.

Cocktails and dinner. Two voices, one song: harmonies drifting over the tables while your guests find their seats.

Your first dance. Played live. Pick a duet and both singers can share it.

The dance floor. Two voices out front and the whole floor singing I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Whitney Houston) back at us, the energy climbing right to the last song.

Live music across your five-hour reception, our Spotify playlist or yours between sets.

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What Songs Sound Best With Two Singers?

Duets and huge choruses shine. A few moments from our Five-Piece Band videos:

"Mr Brightside" (The Killers). Two singers lead while the whole room shouts the chorus.
"Bang Bang" (Jessie J, Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj). Voices trade lines, just like the record.
"I Wanna Dance with Somebody" (Whitney Houston). Harmonies lift the last chorus.

They come from a library of almost 1,000 arrangements of today's biggest songs, written exclusively by us. You won't hear them played this way anywhere else.

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How Much Does a Five-Piece Band Cost?

Two voices sharing the big choruses, and a dance floor that never once sits empty.

A Five-Piece Band in Toronto starts from $5,650 for a 5-hour reception. All prices include HST.

Want us at your ceremony too? The Acoustic Vocal Duo brings two voices to the aisle, and ceremony music covers your entrance, the signing and your exit.

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Who Are the Musicians?

We're full-time, degree-qualified musicians from the Glenn Gould School of The Royal Conservatory, Humber College and Juilliard. Some of us have played with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and some of us have performed with Stevie Wonder and Michael Bublé. We've been playing live since 2009.

We've never missed a wedding we were booked for.

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How Do We Book a Five-Piece Band?

Watch the Five-Piece Band videos in the Package Builder.
Choose your singers and see your price instantly.
Send us your date. Your Band Manager confirms your singers are available.
Confirm your booking. Song choices are due about 8 weeks before the wedding, and your timeline 14 days before.

We're often booked up to 12 months ahead, and Saturday nights are always snapped up first. Prefer to talk? Call (647) 694 0999.

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Five-Piece Band

TWO SINGERS. ONE PACKED DANCE FLOOR.

"The addition of a second singer unlocks a whole new level of energy, interaction and excitement. Beautiful vocal harmonies, bigger singalongs and more memorable moments create an unforgettable experience throughout the night. Five musicians bring a stronger stage presence and greater visual impact to the celebration.

When two singers are working the room together, guests can’t help but get involved. More interaction, more movement and more shared moments help create an unforgettable celebration and the kind of packed dance floor that people talk about long after the night is over."

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COUPLES SAY OUR FIVE-PIECE BAND NAILED THE FIRST DANCE AND THE PARTY

“We had a five-piece band with drums, bass, sax and two singers. They played our first dance and sets through dinner and on the dance floor, and they perfected our first dance song! So many compliments on how good the vibe was all night.”
Anita & Jonathan
“We had a five-piece band, including a saxophonist, and they were phenomenal! Everything was so easy, from booking to the day itself. All night our guests were commenting on how incredible the musicians were and how well they played together!”
Emily & Cole
“The ceremony music was perfect, relaxed and romantic, exactly what we wanted. There wasn't a moment during the reception when the band was playing that everyone wasn't on the dance floor. You created an amazing atmosphere!”
Paige

Five-Piece Band: Frequently Asked Questions

How many musicians are in a Five-Piece Band?

Five: a lead singer on guitar, a second singer, keys, bass and drums. It's our Four-Piece Band plus one big addition, another voice. Most couples pair a male and a female singer, so one voice holds the song while the other is free to leave the mic and pull your friends onto the floor.

How much does a five-piece wedding band cost?

From $5,650 for a five-hour Toronto reception, with travel within 30 km of Toronto included. Ferries and accommodation are extra if your venue needs them, and parking is added unless your venue has free parking. That's two singers trading verses and sharing choruses all night, with keys, bass and drums behind them. All prices include HST.

Can we swap an instrument?

Often, yes. It depends on which instruments are in your line-up, so ask your Band Manager early, before you send your song choices. Tell us the songs you can't do without and we'll tell you straight which swaps will work and which would change the sound you fell for in the videos. Love sax? That's the Six-Piece Band, one step up.

Do you need a stage?

No. We never need a stage, whatever the band size. Five of us set up on the floor with two singers out front, which makes any room feel like a party, and we bring our own sound system, suited to rooms of up to about 200 guests.

We just need a power outlet within 3 metres (10 feet) of the band. If you'd like a stage, the minimum for a Five-Piece Band is 3 x 4 m.

Can we have male and female singers?

Yes. Most couples choose one of each, so every guest hears the songs they love, sung the way they know them. We trade verses, share the big choruses and switch between male and female hits all night. Pick a duet for your first dance and both singers can share it. Choose your two voices in the Package Builder, and your Band Manager confirms your singers are available.

How long does the band play?

Live music right across your five-hour reception, with our Spotify playlist or yours between sets. With two singers, the night has two gears: harmonies drifting over the tables while your guests eat, a duet for your first dance if you want one, then both voices out front when the floor opens, with the energy climbing right to the last song.

Can we add a sax?

Yes. The Six-Piece Band adds sax to this line-up, out in the crowd for the big solos. Sax on top of two voices makes the big choruses bigger, and it's the instrument couples tell us not to skip. Watch the Six-Piece videos in the Package Builder and see the price for your date instantly.

Can the band play our ceremony too?

Yes. The Acoustic Vocal Duo brings two voices to the aisle, with duets made for your walk toward the person you're about to marry, so the feeling of the ceremony carries right through to a packed dance floor. Book ceremony and reception together and a package discount is applied automatically.

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