Choose a format that fits your brunch
Start with the dining concept and guests, then choose the performance format. A family lunch, premium dining room and party brunch need different repertoire, volume and stage interaction.
Relaxed dining and family brunches
Consider acoustic vocals, a duo, piano or light instrumental sets for a conversation-led experience. Share the age mix and repertoire requirements. If requesting family entertainment, specify suitable activities and how they will be separated from dining service.
Social and party brunches
Brief a DJ, singer or band against a planned energy curve. Define when to move from background music into featured sets, which tracks or genres are unsuitable, and whether guest interaction fits the brand. Review performance footage before selecting.
DJ and live musician combinations
Saxophone, percussion or vocals can add live moments to a DJ-led brunch. Confirm compatible repertoire, cue points, microphones and monitoring. The quote should say whether performers rehearse or coordinate beforehand and who leads the session.