Who is Business Time?

Business Time is the greatest party band of all time. Seriously. We’re a multi award-winning group of top-tier musicians who play the most fun dance music at the highest level.

So what do you play?

Business Time plays everything from the ‘50s to something that came out 50 minutes ago. If it makes you dance, we play it.

How long can you play for?

We typically offer 3-4 hours of music, but we can play as long as you want to party!

How far do you travel?

There is no limit to how far we’ll travel. We've played all over the place - primarily New England, but also New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and even Florida & California.

Why is Business Time different?

We’re a rock and roll band, and the exact opposite of stereotypical wedding bands. No frills, no coordinated dance moves, no shiny gold vests. Just super fun dance music to create an unforgettable party.

Does Business Time play during wedding ceremonies?

Yes. If you want to walk down the aisle to a song that’s special to you, we’ll make it happen.

Do you take requests? Can you play our wedding song?

Absolutely. If there is a song that you would like on your wedding day which is not currently part of our set list, the band would love to learn it for you.

What about songs we don’t want to hear?

Let us know every single song that you don’t want to hear, and we’ll make sure it’s not played.

Will I have to provide any equipment for the band?

We have state of the art sound and lighting equipment. All we need is access to power, and you bring the crowd. We’ll take care of the rest.

Do you offer DJ & MC services?

Yes. We provide music for your entire event, start to finish. We will make any announcements needed throughout the night, and provide DJ services whenever necessary.

How far in advance should I book you?

You can book us as soon as you have the idea! We book far in advance, so the sooner the better.

Does the band have liability insurance?

Yes we do! If your venue requires a certificate, we’d be more than happy to provide one.

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