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Seven-Piece Wedding Band in Toronto: Guitar Solos or Horns

Seven-Piece Band: two singers, keys, bass, drums and sax, plus your pick of lead guitar or trumpet.

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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 Seven-Piece Band?

Our Six-Piece Band plus one more musician, and you choose what that musician brings to your night: guitar solos or horns.

Every Seven-Piece has a lead singer on guitar, a second singer, keys, bass, drums and sax. Pick your two voices and your seventh musician in the Package Builder.

Seven-piece band with a female singer, guitar, keys, trumpet and sax playing by tall windows

Funky Music

Wild Cherry

Guitar Solos or Horns: Which Should We Choose?

Love rock and big solos? Choose lead guitar. Love soul, funk and Motown? Choose horns.

Lead guitar. A dedicated guitarist plays the riffs and solos while the lead singer focuses on singing. Rock anthems, and solos that get the air guitars out all over the dance floor.

Horns. A trumpet joins the sax for a two-piece horn section. Every horn line on the record is played live, and it hits hard.

Can't decide? The Eight-Piece Band has both.

Dark-haired female singer singing, a saxophonist and a smiling trumpet player standing beside her

What Kind of Venue Suits a Seven-Piece Band?

Big function rooms, large barns, and anywhere the band can be seen from every table.

With seven of us, the solo or the horn line reaches the back of the room without trying. We never need a stage, whatever the band size.

Seven musicians on stage at an indoor reception: keys, guitar, drums, singer, trumpet and sax

Which Band Size? The Feel Each One Creates

Each step up adds one musician and changes the feel of your dance floor.

BandExtra musicianThe feel it creates
Five-Piece BandSecond singerHarmonies, duets and two voices working the room
Six-Piece BandSaxHorn lines and solos, played right in the crowd
Seven-Piece BandLead guitar or trumpetRock solos, or a two-horn soul and funk sound
Eight-Piece BandLead guitar and trumpetFull energy and presence, like being at a concert

How Does the Night Flow With Seven?

With seven of us, every song gets its famous riff or its horn line, played live, and the big sets hit like a gig.

Cocktails and dinner. Slow Motown, the sax and your seventh musician holding back while the plates come out.

Your first dance. Played live, with a guitar solo or horn line if your song suits one.

The dance floor. The Play That Funky Music (Wild Cherry) riff kicks in, every generation is up at once, and the floor stays that way.

You get live music across the five hours, a playlist (ours or yours) between sets.

First-dance dip, bride laughing, as a female singer and keyboardist play behind and guests watch from tables

What Songs Sound Best With Seven?

Songs with famous riffs and horn lines. A few moments from our Seven-Piece Band videos:

  • "Play That Funky Music" (Wild Cherry). That guitar riff starts and the floor fills.
  • "Superstition" (Stevie Wonder). Sax and trumpet nail the horn line.
  • "Rehab" (Amy Winehouse). Two singers and two horns, all soul.
Guitarist clapping overhead to lead the crowd, keyboardist behind, in a tipi strung with tiny lights

How Much Does a Seven-Piece Band Cost?

Guitar or horns, it's your call, and the floor is full either way.

A Seven-Piece Band in Toronto starts from $7,900 for a 5-hour reception. All prices include HST.

That's seven of us, with your pick of guitar or horns on every song.

We can play your ceremony too: your entrance, the signing and your exit.

Band of a trumpeter, saxophonist, singer and guitarist with a drummer behind, performing in a ballroom

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 Lionel Richie, Pat Benatar and Meghan Trainor. We've been playing live since 2009.

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

Saxophonist in a suit and tie playing tenor sax at a music stand, drummer and bass guitarist behind at a reception

How Do We Book a Seven-Piece Band?

  1. Watch the Seven-Piece Band videos in the Package Builder.
  2. Choose your singers, pick guitar or horns, and see your price instantly.
  3. Send us your date. Your Band Manager confirms we're available.
  4. Confirm your booking. Song choices are due about 8 weeks before the wedding, and your timeline 14 days before.

Bigger bands are 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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11 reception music options

Option 7 of 11: Seven-Piece Band

Seven-Piece Band

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A BIGGER BAND. A BIGGER PARTY.

"By this point, you already have all the ingredients for an incredible celebration. The addition of a seventh musician allows you to take the band even further, whether that’s soaring guitar solos or the visual excitement of a live horn section. Seven musicians create a bigger performance with even greater atmosphere, stage presence and visual impact.

When guests walk into the room and see seven musicians ready to perform, they know they’re in for something special. More musicians create more movement, more interaction and more excitement, helping create the kind of celebration that keeps the dance floor full all night long."

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COUPLES SAY THE BAND DELIVERED EXACTLY THE CELEBRATION THEY WERE HOPING FOR

  • “We told you we wanted a party. You promised party animals… and boy did you deliver! The entire band was FANTASTIC, our guests could not stop raving about the band, and we certainly got the celebration we were hoping for!”

    Abigail & Ben

Seven-Piece Band: Frequently Asked Questions

Who's in a Seven-Piece Band?

A lead singer on guitar, a second singer, keys, bass, drums and sax, plus your pick of lead guitar or a trumpet. Choose guitar and a dedicated guitarist takes the riffs and solos. Choose trumpet and it joins the sax as a two-piece horn section. Every Seven-Piece has sax; the seventh musician is your call.

How much does a seven-piece wedding band cost?

From $7,900 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 seven of us, every famous riff or horn line played live, and bigger bands are often booked up to 12 months ahead. All prices include HST.

Should we choose guitar or horns?

Guitar if your must-plays have solos, horns if they have horn lines. Love rock anthems and the air guitars coming out all over the floor? Choose lead guitar. Love soul, funk and Motown, with every horn line on the record played live? Choose trumpet alongside the sax. Watch both in the Package Builder and go with the one that makes you want to dance.

Can we swap an instrument?

Depending on your line-up, we can often swap one, such as electric violin for sax. Ask your Band Manager before you send your song choices, and tell us which songs matter most. Remember the seventh musician is already your choice, lead guitar or trumpet, so start there, and we'll say whether a swap would help or get in the way.

How much space does a seven-piece band need?

Floor space for seven of us and power close by, no stage needed. We bring our own sound system, suited to rooms of up to about 200 guests, and your Band Manager confirms the exact footprint for your room. Big function rooms and large barns suit us best, anywhere the band can be seen from every table, and with seven of us the solo or horn line reaches the back without trying.

Power outlet within 3 metres (10 feet) of the band.

How long does the band play?

Right across your five-hour reception, every riff and horn line played live. Over dinner the sax and your seventh musician hold back while the plates come out. Then the Play That Funky Music (Wild Cherry) riff kicks in, every generation is up at once, and the floor stays that way until your venue's finish time. Between sets, our Spotify playlist or yours.

How is the Seven-Piece different from the Eight-Piece?

The Seven-Piece gives you sax plus either lead guitar or trumpet. The Eight-Piece has both: lead guitar, sax and trumpet, with two singers out front. Sax and trumpet play the horn lines together while a dedicated guitarist takes the solos, so September (Earth, Wind & Fire) sounds exactly like the record and Don't Stop Believin' (Journey) gets its guitar solo. It's the band for a room that feels like a concert.

Can we add ceremony music?

Yes. Strings, harp or a singer for your walk down the aisle, then seven of us that night. Watch every ceremony option in the Package Builder, book ceremony and reception together, and a package discount is applied automatically, with one Band Manager and one timeline for both.

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