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60s Tribute Acts in London

Book a 60s tribute band in London

Whether it's a milestone birthday in central London, an anniversary party near Richmond or a themed night anywhere in London, a 60s tribute act turns a gathering into a show your guests will talk about. The same act has to work in a hotel ballroom one week and a village hall or back-garden marquee the next, and the best ones do.

Beatles songs, Motown and the Merseybeat sound still fill a dance floor, and they cross the generations better than almost any other decade: grandparents know every word, and so do their grandchildren. Our 60s tribute acts cover The Beatles, the Four Seasons, Diana Ross and the Supremes, Cher and the great Motown and soul acts of the decade, from solo performers singing to backing tracks through to full live bands, most performing in costume as part of the show. Acts on our books include The Essential Beatles, Just John and Paul, The Essential Jersey Boys, The Essential Diana Ross & Motown Show, Soul Sensations, Peachy Beat and The Authentic 60s.

We've been booking live entertainment since 1999, and every act on this page covers London. Most bring their own sound and lighting and handle the set-up and pack-down themselves. The instant quote button shows the price, availability and exactly what's included for your date.

London has a wide spread of party venues, from Fulham Palace and The Gore Hotel to Eltham Palace, alongside hotels, golf clubs and village halls around central London and Greenwich. Whatever the setting, we can match the size of the act to the space, from a solo tribute in a function room to a full band in a marquee.

The essentials:

  • Typical cost: £500 to £2,000, depending on line-up, date and season
  • Your quote shows exactly what's included, from travel to PA and lighting
  • Line-ups from solo tribute artists to full live tribute bands
  • Most parties book several months ahead, sooner for a summer Saturday or December
  • Every booking carries a 14-day change-of-mind refund

Start with the space you have. In a function room, a pub or a marquee in the garden, a solo tribute singing to backing tracks gives you the full show for the lowest cost. For a ballroom, a big hall or a crowd that wants live musicians on stage, a duo or full tribute band is the better fit. We can usually tell you what has worked in similar venues before.

Expect to pay somewhere between £500 and £2,000. The biggest factor is the line-up: a solo tribute to backing tracks costs less than a full live band. The date matters too, with Saturdays in summer and December in highest demand, while weekday and off-season dates often cost less. Your quote lists exactly what's included, with no extras added later.

You don't have to take anyone's word for it. Each act's page has video and audio of the real show, their full song list, and reviews from people who have booked them before. Watch a few clips, check the costumes and the voice, and read what other hosts said about the night itself.

Use the instant quote button on this page and enter your date and venue to see pricing and availability straight away. Once you've chosen an act, we handle the contract, the deposit and the arrangements, and stay in touch through to the day itself. Every booking comes with a 14-day change-of-mind refund, and an emergency contact line is available on the night if anything needs sorting quickly.

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The Authentic 60s

The swinging sixties is well an truly alive thanks to The Authentic 60's. Relive this fab era and get your groove on baby!

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From £1,270

Price is based on standard fee without any travel or extras

Rubber Soldiers

Authentic 60s Cover Band

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From £1,985

Price is based on standard fee without any travel or extras

Peachy Beat

The Nation’s Premier Vintage 50s/60s Rock ‘n’ Roll Outfit With Male & Female Lead Vocals and 3 Part Harmonies.

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From £1,110

Price is based on standard fee without any travel or extras

The 60s Beat

Authentic 60s & 70s Rock n Roll | 3 Piece Band

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From £735

Price is based on standard fee without any travel or extras

The Essential Beatles

A Fantastic & Authentic Tribute To The Fab Four

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From £1,500

Price is based on standard fee without any travel or extras

FAQs

Everything from Beatles and Four Seasons tributes to Motown and soul shows and all-round 60s party bands playing the decade's biggest hits.

Yes — the songs of the 60s are known across generations, which is why a 60s act is a popular pick for milestone birthdays and anniversaries.

Yes — a marquee or a large room at home is a common setting, and a solo tribute in particular needs very little space. The same act can just as easily play a hotel function room or a social club the next weekend.

Usually, yes. Solo and duo tributes need only a small performance area and a standard power supply; for a full band, tell us the room and we'll check the line-up fits comfortably.

Typically £500 to £2,000, depending mainly on whether it's a solo tribute or a full live band, and on the date. Your quote shows exactly what's included.

Most parties book several months ahead, sooner for a summer Saturday or a December date, when the most popular tributes go quickly.

Reviews

(5)

“They played a wide variety of songs, which appealed to all age groups. We had many comments from the guests to say how good they were as they were pitch perfect during every song and the harmonies were fantastic. The band were definitely money well spent and I would highly recommend them to anyone.”

(5)

“Hi Karen,
Just to say your recommendation of the above singer entertainer was spot on ...she was amazing. The floor was filled and the singing was to the best standard plus top entertainment real value for money ...made my party complete and everyone raved about her.
Thank you for the recommendation.”

(5)

“This show is 1st class, one the best solo Motown singers I’ve had the pleasure of booking. He was easy to work
with and his whole presence made the entire day special. The dance floor was packed all day and he has some voice. Definitely looking to book again.”

(5)

“We have had several Tribute bands at our golf club and Just John & Paul were by far the best and provided a fabulous evening for our members of whom several went out of their way to say how good they were.”

(5)

“Everything was perfect from start of booking to end of performers time on stage. Essentially Cher was absolutely amazing - the feedback from guests was extremely positive. I would have no doubt in recommending this performer, thank you so much x”

(5)

“Amazing band. The sound is perfect. If you want a real taste of the 60' and a night of dancing this is THE BAND to do it to. Professional and talented you couldn't get better.”

Local Venues in London

The Gore Hotel

The Gore Hotel

The Gore has been welcoming guests to Queen's Gate since 1892: antiques, four-posters, panelled Bar 190 and South Kensington at its most characterful.

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The Lensbury

The Lensbury

There are 25 riverside acres at Teddington, a hotel, a spa and a private deck over the Thames. The Lensbury is a country estate that never left London.

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Eltham Palace

Eltham Palace

A moated medieval palace with a dazzling Art Deco house attached, Eltham Palace gives a London wedding a setting nothing in the city can match.

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Royal Botanic Gardens Kew

Royal Botanic Gardens Kew

A World Heritage landscape on the Thames where you marry in a Victorian glasshouse and dine beneath the Orangery’s Grade I listed ceiling.

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Grand Connaught Rooms

Grand Connaught Rooms

Chandeliers, marble and a ballroom for 750 on Great Queen Street. The Grand Connaught Rooms has been Covent Garden's great party address since 1775.

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Royal Lancaster London

Royal Lancaster London

Set 18 floors above Hyde Park, with two pillar-free ballrooms and a view that does half the work. Royal Lancaster London has thrown parties since 1967.

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St Pancras Renaissance Hotel London

St Pancras Renaissance Hotel London

Gilbert Scott’s Gothic masterpiece at King’s Cross, rescued from demolition and restored, where you can marry on the Grand Staircase itself.

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Fulham Palace

Fulham Palace

Home to the Bishops of London for a thousand years, with a Tudor courtyard, Georgian rooms and 13 acres of botanic garden beside the Thames.

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Syon House at Syon Park

Syon House at Syon Park

The Duke of Northumberland's London home at Brentford, where Robert Adam's state rooms open onto 200 acres of Capability Brown parkland by the Thames.

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