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The Groove Spot Band & Show
Established in 1999, The Groove Spot Band & Show has become a critically acclaimed local, regional, and international favorite. With performances in New York to Connecticut, Georgia to Montana, DC to Canada, and even in Ireland, the Groove Spot Band has established a reputable name across many countries. Known for getting crowds on the dancefloor and, more importantly, keeping them there, they keep the 'Backbeat' and 'Old School' feeling ever so present in R&B and Funk bands of the 70s and 80s while playing crowd favorites from the 70’ to present-day. The Groove Spot Band has performed and shared the stage with many of the nations leading recording acts, including Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, The Stylistics, Freddie Jackson, The Intruders, The Floaters, Bloodstone, and The Dramatics.
This Band Specializes in Weddings! Although this talented group of musicians perform at their fair share of corporate functions, private parties, festivals, and concerts, they truely come alive for the brides & grooms and their families. So, if you're planning your wedding and you "Want Your People To Dance?? You’d Better Call Vance!" The Groove Spot Band & Show have won the 'Couples Choice Award®' annually since 2016. This series of awards recognize their commmitment to quality, service, responsiveness, and professionalism that is provided at each performance. They custom tailor each performance to suit each audience and occasion. More than 100 songs are maintained in the repertoire. And in a wide variety of styles. Also, depending on your budget, you can book this band in several varied combinations, ranging from just four or five musicians to as many as twelve.
So, as you're planning your wedding and you really want to have the time of your lives. And you want this event to be memorable forever, by all, then this is the band of choice. See our Reviews page and learn what, literally, hundreds of satisfied customers have experienced and published about our performances.
"If You Really Want Your People to Dance!! Then You’d Better Call Vance!!"
