Funk Royale
Pop, funk & soul · 6–8 piece
Dual vocals with a rhythm section and saxophone or trumpet options. Song examples include Le Freak, Uptown Funk and Superstition.
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Funk & soul wedding bands
Bring funk grooves, soul vocals and Motown favourites to your wedding reception. Compare four bands from The Supreme Collective, each with a different balance of classic songs, modern pop and live instrumentation.
Compare your funk and soul bands
Start with the music you want to hear: disco and modern funk, vintage Motown, or soul with R&B and pop. Then compare the band’s performance videos, singers and available lineups. The Supreme Collective represents these individual bands and helps you choose the right act for your date and venue.
| Band | Music | Lineup choices | Consider for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Funk Royale | Pop, funk & soul | 6–8 piece | Disco, modern funk and pop alongside soul favourites. |
| Soul Eras | Motown, neo-soul & funk | 5–8 piece | A journey from 60s Motown to newer soul and funk. |
| Soul Allegiance | Motown, R&B & pop | 6–8 piece | Soulful dual vocals and a mix of Motown, R&B and pop. |
| Motown Luxe | Motown, soul & R&B | 6–8 piece | Classic soul and Motown with R&B and funk in the mix. |
Lineup options vary by act. Confirm the exact singers and instruments, availability and package for your wedding.
Soul Eras
Motown, neo-soul & funk · 5–8 piece
Vintage soul and Motown through to neo-soul, with up to two lead vocalists and saxophone and trumpet options.
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Soul Allegiance
Motown, R&B & pop · 6–8 piece
A core six-piece with two female vocalists, keys, guitar, bass and drums, with options to add live brass.
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Motown Luxe
Motown, soul & R&B · 6–8 piece
Dual lead vocals and a rhythm section, with brass options. Song examples include Think, September and Super Freak.
Watch performances & explore songsPlan your live wedding music
- Choose a few must-have songs and a few you would rather avoid; check the current repertoire on each band’s profile.
- Compare the exact lineup being quoted. Brass, additional singers and acoustic options vary between bands and packages.
- Ask your venue about stage space, power, access, sound limiters and the music curfew before finalising the lineup.
- Plan the first dance, live sets and music between sets together. Confirm any song-learning or DJ options in your quote.
Explore our venue guide for venue and room information.
Your questions answered
What is the difference between a funk, soul and Motown wedding band?
Funk puts the emphasis on rhythm and dance grooves; soul focuses on expressive vocals; Motown refers to the classic sound and songs associated with the label. Many wedding bands blend these styles. Use the repertoire and live videos to choose the balance you prefer.
Can we add saxophone or a brass section?
These bands offer different lineup choices, including brass options. Check the individual profile and ask which instruments are included in the lineup quoted for your wedding; a larger lineup should not be assumed from a promotional video.
How much does a funk or soul wedding band cost?
The quote depends on the act, lineup, date, venue, travel and performance requirements. Add your date and venue to explore pricing, or send those details to our team for a quote covering your chosen options.
Find the right band for your wedding
Tell us your date, venue and music ideas. We’ll help you compare the available options and confirm your lineup and quote.
