Lineups

The compact basic lineup for many event formats: keyboard, bass, drums and vocals. It is suitable for smaller events, wedding ceremonies, receptions, dinners, private celebrations and occasions with limited space.

Effect: elegant, flexible, high-end and space-saving.

A very balanced formation for smaller to medium-sized weddings, corporate events, Christmas parties, receptions and evening events.

Effect: more fullness of sound, more dynamics and still very flexible.

Ideal for larger celebrations, balls, corporate events and weddings where dinner music and the later party section are equally important.

Effect: full live band energy with clear stage presence.

For large events, gala formats, representative corporate events, large balls and occasions with particular demands on sound, appearance and impact.

Effect: maximum presence, big sound and a powerful live experience.

Particularly suitable for jazz, lounge, receptions, dinners, hotels and smaller stylish events. For jazz formations, the minimum lineup can start with 3 musicians; for all other event formats, The Jetset Society usually starts with 4 musicians.

Strength: subtle, elegant, high-end and ideal where space is limited.

A versatile live band size for weddings, corporate events, balls, Christmas parties and occasions where atmosphere, dinner music and later danceability should be combined.

Strength: flexible, rich in sound, lively and suitable for many event schedules.

The right choice for large balls, galas, exclusive weddings, representative corporate events and occasions with stronger stage impact.

Strength: strong presence, big sound and a particularly impressive live experience.

For weddings, lineups with 4 to 7 musicians are often ideal. They allow for stylish music during the ceremony or reception, subtle dinner accompaniment and a lively party phase later in the evening.

For corporate events, 4 to 7 musicians are often a sensible choice – from a stylish reception to dinner music and a danceable evening programme. For larger corporate events, a bigger lineup can create more presence.

For balls, 5 to 11 musicians are often ideal. Depending on the size of the ball, elegance, danceability, opening moments, ballroom dances and later party atmosphere may all play an important role.

For galas and representative evening events, medium-sized to large lineups can be particularly suitable depending on the schedule. A high-quality overall impression, controlled volume and musical presence are essential.

For parties, 5 to 9 musicians are usually a strong fit. These lineups offer plenty of energy for the dance floor while remaining flexible for different rooms and audience sizes.

For jazz, lounge, receptions, dinner, brunch and hotel events, lineups of 3 to 5 musicians are often ideal. The music remains subtle, stylish and atmospheric without overpowering the character of the event.

For Christmas parties, the right lineup depends strongly on the schedule. For dinner and background music, a more compact formation may be enough; for a later party, a medium-sized live band lineup can be useful.

For receptions and networking, a compact, elegant formation is often ideal. Controlled volume, a polished atmosphere and enough flexibility for conversation are especially important.

For dinner, a smaller to medium-sized lineup works particularly well if the music should be present but conversation-friendly. Jazz, lounge and soul elements can be very suitable here.

For a ball opening, first dance, award show or special programme item, a larger lineup with additional vocals, guitar or horns can create more impact.

For the later dance floor, live energy matters. The larger the room, audience and desired stage impact, the more useful a medium-sized to large live band lineup can be.

For around 80 guests, a compact to medium-sized live band lineup is often suitable. For private celebrations, birthday parties or smaller weddings, 4 to 6 musicians can work very well if the focus is on elegant atmosphere and later danceable live music.

If a stronger party section, more vocals or more stage presence is desired, a lineup with 6 to 8 musicians may be the better choice.

For around 150 guests, a medium-sized to larger lineup is often useful. Depending on room size, stage situation and event schedule, 6 to 8 musicians can provide a strong balance between flexibility, sound and presence.

For larger corporate events, balls or galas, an expanded lineup with additional vocals, guitar or horns can create more impact and carry the evening more effectively.

Wedding, corporate event, ball, gala, party or hotel event: the event type and planned phases help determine whether a compact, medium-sized or larger lineup makes sense.

The number of guests, room size, stage area and acoustic situation influence how much presence and technical support the lineup should have.

A subtle dinner atmosphere requires a different lineup than a full dance floor, a representative gala stage or a large corporate event.

Available space, stage, power supply, sound system and lighting are important for planning the right lineup and the necessary technical setup.