Midsummer Music

Live music for your wedding @ Civil Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire

Whether a wedding, party, dinner or anniversary, live music can enhance the occasion

We have live music groups of all styles classical, jazz, pop & folk in and around Hertfordshire

The links below are to wedding venues in Hertfordshire.

We have compiled a list of wedding venues where our musicians would enhance the day.

An example of our Ceilidh Bands / Barn Dance Bands in Hertfordshire:The LY Barn Dance / Ceilidh Band ref:4326.1 - The LY Band are a bunch of brilliant musicians, three of whom have been playing and calling for barn dances for over 15 years. With three out of the five having been classically trained, there's nothing folksy about this band; nor are they staid and stuffy. A good time for all, especially the dancers is the name of the game, all done to an irresistible foot-tapping beat......................

An example of our Ceilidh Bands / Barn Dance Bands in Hertfordshire:The CS Barn Dance / Ceilidh Band ref:4302.3 - The Band is an experienced barn dance / ceilidh band based in the Oxford area. The Band has a flexible line-up, drawn from the membership of top Festival dance band, The GS Ceilidh Band. The five-piece line-up (The GS Ceilidh Band) is often too much for smaller local events where space for the band, time to set up, and perhaps money, are at a premium.................

An example of our Ceilidh Bands / Barn Dance Bands in Hertfordshire: The WT Ceilidh Band ref:4082.1 - This experienced band play Irish, Scottish, English and American songs and tunes, although they can concentrate on one particular style if preferred. They play as 3 or 4 piece + caller. The band are both sensitive to the occasion and responsive to the mood of the audience.................

An example of our Ceilidh Bands / Barn Dance Bands in Hertfordshire:The CB Barn Dance / Ceilidh Band ref:This Ceilidh Band has a line up of violin, accordion and guitar and their repertoire crosses many musical styles whilst maintaining a traditional sound. In fact, they produce an amazingly full sound as three musicians. The violin takes the lead whilst the accordionist's right keyboard plays chords and harmony parts...............