Whether you are entertaining prospective clients, star employees, or shareholders - we know that ensuring that your corporate party or event is a big deal. There is an incredible amount of details that go into creating the right environment to keep your guests engaged, and one of the most important aspects of your evening will be the musical entertainment. There are many factors that affect whether a band will be the right fit for your particular event, but here are 3 big questions that you can ask your prospective vendor to help you along the way.

The best of the worst...

There are a lot of funny and absurd moments that can naturally occur over the course of your wedding day. From wayward ring-bearers to lengthy and impromptu speeches from Uncle Ralph, you will be sure to have a cornucopia of ridiculous stories to look back on and laugh at as you and your spouse remember you special day. While these moments can be something to treasure, one of the more significant parts of your wedding that you may want to make sure goes smoothly will be your first dance together as a newly married couple. It will be a reflection of your love together, so choosing the right song (or NOT choosing the wrong song) is vital. Here are some of the best of the worst awkward songs to not play at your wedding.

So you're thinking about hiring a wedding band...

Your wedding band will be one of the most important pieces of an unforgettable wedding day, yet chances are pretty good that this is your first time ever trying to hire one. There are certainly a lot of things to think about when it comes to entertainment for your special day, but if you keep these important facts in mind, you will be able to hire your wedding band like a pro.

This Magic Moment...

Your first dance will be one of the most important parts of your entire Wedding event! It is often one of the first things that you and your future spouse will do together as a newly married couple. As you look forward to your special moment with the new Mr. or Mrs., here are 5 important things to remember when planning your first dance.

What Does a Wedding with The Music City Sound Look Like?

We get asked a lot about what it’s like to work with The Music City Sound on creating an extraordinary wedding reception - from selecting the best songs, to crafting the perfect playlist that keeps your guests dancing all night long!

That’s why we have decided to create our brand new case study series: "Song and Dance". We want to help you see how - from start to finish - putting together an amazing night of entertainment for your wedding can be fun and stress-free!

In this post, we will be featuring one of our recent events, Ani and Johnny's wedding. Read on to see how everything turned out...

Hiring a wedding band can be intimidating...

Music is one of the most vital elements of any event, be it a wedding reception, ceremony, or simply a cocktail hour before dinner. The entertainment can make (or break) the mood and energy of your guests, so it is easy to see how a great Wedding Band or DJ should be one of your most crucial hires.

After literally hundreds of weddings and private events, we have spent some time collecting answers to some of the most common questions, concerns, and contemplations that we hear from our clients, and we have packaged them together in this handy step-by-step guide that will help you navigate through the potentially daunting process of hiring entertainment for your wedding.

Believe it or not, there is actually a flow in energy and excitement on the dance floor, and it’s important to have a playlist designed around what makes your dream wedding reception come to life! The playlist needs to work around some of your favorites, as well as include some classics that are sure to get the rest of your guests on their feet. It's important to note the value of when a song is played. When we are designing the perfect setlist for a wedding reception, we typically aim to hook the audience (young and old) first with a song everybody loves, and then keep them having a blast on the dance floor the rest of the night.