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Four-Piece Wedding Band in Toronto: Add Keys, Fill the Floor

Four-Piece Band: a singer on guitar, bass, drums and keys, with your choice of male or female lead singer.

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What Keys Add to Your Wedding Dance Floor

The piano plays the first bars of your song, the room goes quiet, and the two of you step onto the floor. An hour later, those same keys are pumping out an organ groove and everyone you love is dancing.

This is the step where a band starts to sound like the record. Piano ballads, soul grooves, big pop hooks: we play them all live.

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Who's in a Four-Piece Wedding Band?

Four of us, every note live:

Singer on guitar, bass and drums. The core of every Red Soda band, and the groove that keeps the dance floor full.
Keys. Piano, organ and synth sounds that make every song fuller.

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Can We Have a Female Singer in Our Wedding Band?

Yes. The Four-Piece is our smallest band with a female lead singer. The Three-Piece is led by a male singer on guitar; from four of us up, the voice is your choice.

Want both? The Five-Piece Band adds a second singer, so male and female vocals trade songs all night and share the big choruses.

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How Does a Four-Piece Band Run the Night?

While your guests mingle and eat. Softer sets with our own twist on pop, soul and jazz. Got something else in mind? We're happy to mix it up.
Your first dance. Played live. Keys are perfect for a piano ballad.
Parent dances. We trim each song to 1.5 to 2 minutes so it lands just right.
The dance floor. Crocodile Rock (Elton John) for your parents, Rock With You (Michael Jackson) for everyone, then today's biggest hits, with the keys driving every one of them.

We play live across your five-hour reception, with our Spotify playlist, or yours, between sets.

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How Much Does a Four-Piece Wedding Band Cost?

Picture your first dance on real piano, then your parents and your friends on the same floor at the same time.

A Four-Piece Band starts from $4,450 for Toronto weddings. All prices include HST.

Add a String Quartet for your ceremony, and the feeling of the aisle carries right through to the dance floor. A String Quartet for the ceremony plus the Four-Piece Band for the reception:

from $5,650 together.

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Three, Four, Five or Six Pieces?

Each step up adds something you'll feel on the dance floor.

Band	What it adds	From
Three-Piece Band	Singer on guitar (male vocals), bass and drums: real band drive	$3,750
Four-Piece Band	Adds keys for a fuller sound, plus your choice of singer	$4,450
Five-Piece Band	Adds a second singer: duets, harmonies, two voices working the room	$5,650
Six-Piece Band	Adds sax, the instrument that sends a dance floor wild	$6,650

The Four-Piece gives you a full band sound and your choice of singer. Love sax? It arrives at the Six-Piece Band, two steps up.

What Does the Band Need at the Venue?

We bring our own sound system, and we never need a stage. Just give us a flat, covered spot and power close by.

Power within 3 metres (10 feet) of where we set up.

For more than 200 guests, we'd normally recommend extra sound support, and we can help arrange it.

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Make It Your Own

Pick your singer. Male or female, this is the band where the choice opens up. Watch every singer in the Package Builder, and your Band Manager confirms your singer is available.
Swap an instrument. Depending on the line-up, we can swap instruments. Ask your Band Manager.
Add an MC.

Ask your Band Manager about adding an MC.

Start building your wedding music

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Watch the Four-Piece Band

Watch us play, then picture your own first dance.

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We come highly recommended

COUPLES SAY OUR FOUR-PIECE BAND FILLED THE ROOM AND THE DANCE FLOOR

“We'd been worried a four-piece band might not be able to fill the space, but it wasn't a problem at all – they kept the dance floor going the entire evening. Many guests commented on how wonderful the band was!”
Tessa & Rory
“We booked a string quartet for our ceremony and a four-piece band for our reception, and both were excellent. The quartet helped set the mood on a gloomy June day, and the band kept the energy up from start to finish.”
Rebecca
“You have to book this band for your wedding! Our four-piece band was insanely talented. Our friends couldn't get off the dance floor despite it being stinking hot and sweaty! We loved how interactive they were and the songs they played.”
Amelia

Four-Piece Band: Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a four-piece wedding band cost?

From $4,450 for Toronto weddings, with travel within 30 km of Toronto included. Venues further out cost a little more, and ferries, accommodation and paid parking are extra. Enter your venue in the Package Builder and your price shows instantly. Add ceremony music and a package discount applies automatically. All prices include HST.

How many people should be in a wedding band?

Three is the smallest band that fills a dance floor. Four adds keys and lets you choose a female singer. Five adds a second singer, and six adds sax. Choose the sound you love, and your Band Manager can help.

Can the Four-Piece have a female singer?

Yes. The Four-Piece is our smallest band with a female lead singer. The Three-Piece is led by a male singer on guitar; from four of us up, the voice is your choice. Watch every singer in the Package Builder, and your Band Manager confirms your singer is available. Want both voices? The Five-Piece Band adds a second singer for duets and harmonies.

Can we swap the keys for sax or violin?

Depending on the band make-up, we can swap instruments, so ask your Band Manager early. Keys are what give the Four-Piece its piano ballads and organ grooves, so think about the songs you love most before you decide. If sax is the sound you're after, it joins the line-up at the Six-Piece Band, with the keys still there underneath.

Do you need a stage?

No. We never need a stage, whatever the band size. The four of us set up on the floor, keys included, in a flat, covered area with power nearby, and we bring our own sound system. If you'd like a stage, the minimum sizes are:

Three-Piece 2.5 x 3.5 m, Five-Piece 3 x 4 m, Eight-Piece 3.5 x 5 m. Our sound system suits about 200 guests. Above that, we can help hire a bigger one.

How do we book?

Build your package in the Package Builder and see your price instantly. Pick your lead singer, male or female, and your Band Manager confirms your singer is available for your date. Your deposit secures the booking. Song choices are due 8 weeks before the wedding and your timeline 14 days before, and your Band Manager walks you through both.

Or call (647) 694 0999.

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