How Much Does an Acoustic Artist Cost for a Wedding? 2026-2027 Prices
How Much Does an Acoustic Artist Cost for a Wedding? 2026 Prices
If you are planning your wedding entertainment and considering adding a live acoustic artist, you are probably asking how much does an acoustic artist cost for a wedding in Melbourne. The answer depends on whether you want a solo artist or a duo, how long you need them, and which performers suit your style. Here is a clear breakdown of acoustic artist wedding price at Spinning Disc Entertainment.
Acoustic Artist Wedding Price at Spinning Disc
How much does an acoustic artist cost for a wedding at Spinning Disc? Here is the full 2026-2027 pricing:
Solo acoustic artist: $1,000 for the first 2 hours, then $300 per hour.
Noah (solo acoustic, DJ and MC all-in-one): $2,800 for up to 7 hours, then $200 per hour. Noah is a unique offering: a single performer who covers your acoustic set, DJ and MC across the full day.
Acoustic duo: $1,500 for the first 2 hours, then $600 per hour.
Jay Sax Duo: $1,900 for the first 2 hours, then $600 per hour. Jay performs alongside a saxophonist, giving you live saxophone built into the duo package.
All prices include GST and cover the performer’s preparation, travel within their home zone, and the performance itself.

What Does a Wedding Acoustic Artist Do?
A wedding acoustic artist typically performs across 3 parts of your day: the ceremony, the canape hour and the early reception dinner period. They bring their own battery-powered PA system, which means they can perform outdoors at your ceremony without needing access to power.
At Spinning Disc, acoustic artists always perform alongside a DJ rather than as a standalone act. Your acoustic artist covers the earlier, more intimate parts of your day, and your DJ takes over for the reception and dancefloor.
How Long Do You Need an Acoustic Artist For?
Most couples book a wedding acoustic artist for 2 to 3 hours, covering the ceremony and canape hour. A 2-hour minimum applies across all solo artists and duos.
If you want your acoustic artist to continue performing into the dinner period, simply add additional hours at the hourly rate. For a full day that includes ceremony, canapes and dinner, 3 hours is usually the sweet spot.

Solo Artist or Acoustic Duo?
This is one of the most common questions when couples are working out wedding acoustic artist cost. Here is a simple way to think about it.
A solo artist suits ceremonies and canape hours where the focus is on atmosphere rather than volume. They perform with guitar and vocals, and their intimate sound works beautifully in both outdoor and indoor settings.
An acoustic duo adds a second musician, usually a second vocalist or instrumentalist, which fills the room more and creates more energy during canapes. If you have a larger guest count or a bigger venue, a duo tends to work better.
The Jay Sax Duo sits at a higher acoustic artist wedding price point because it includes live saxophone alongside the vocalist and guitarist, giving you a more layered and dynamic sound.
How Much Does a Wedding Singer Cost Compared to a Full Duo?
How much does a wedding singer cost versus a duo? At Spinning Disc, the difference is $500 for the first 2 hours: $1,000 for a solo artist versus $1,500 for a duo. For many couples that $500 represents strong value, particularly for larger guest lists or longer canape hours.
The Jay Sax Duo at $1,900 for the first 2 hours is the premium option, sitting between a standard duo and a full band in terms of sound and impact.

Can an Acoustic Artist Learn a Specific Song?
Yes. If you want a specific song performed at your ceremony, let Dan know at least 2 months before your wedding date and we will arrange for it to be learned. This is included in the standard wedding acoustic artist cost, no additional fee applies for song requests made with adequate notice.
Does Travel Cost Extra?
Travel within approximately one hour of the performer’s home base is included in the acoustic artist wedding price. For venues beyond that zone, a travel fee applies to cover distance and the performer’s travel time.
For a full breakdown of how travel costs work at Spinning Disc, see our wedding entertainer travel fees guide. Dan will always include the full travel cost in your quote upfront.

How Do I Get a Quote?
Get in touch with Dan at Spinning Disc Entertainment with your date, venue and an idea of what you are after. Dan will put together a full quote covering your acoustic artist alongside your DJ, so you have a complete picture of your entertainment costs from the start.
See our acoustic wedding singers and artists or contact us to discuss your wedding.

How Much Does an Acoustic Artist Cost for a Wedding FAQ
How much does an acoustic artist cost for a wedding in Melbourne? Wedding acoustic artist cost at Spinning Disc starts at $1,000 for the first 2 hours for a solo artist, then $300 per hour. Acoustic duos start at $1,500 for the first 2 hours, then $600 per hour. All prices include GST.
How much does a wedding singer cost for just the ceremony? A 2-hour minimum applies to all bookings. How much does a wedding singer cost for 2 hours? $1,000 for a solo artist or $1,500 for a duo, including GST. This comfortably covers your ceremony and canape hour.
Can an acoustic artist perform outdoors? Yes. All Spinning Disc acoustic artists bring their own battery-powered PA system, making them fully self-contained for outdoor ceremonies without requiring access to power.
Do acoustic artists at Spinning Disc perform alone without a DJ? No. Our acoustic artists always perform alongside a DJ. The exception is Noah, whose all-in-one package covers acoustic performance, DJ and MC in a single booking.
How far in advance should I book an acoustic artist for my wedding? 6 to 12 months ahead is ideal for peak season Saturdays. If your date is sooner, contact Dan and he will check availability across the roster.
What styles do acoustic artists at Spinning Disc perform? Our acoustic artists cover pop, indie, soul, R&B, folk and contemporary hits. Summer Shadows also performs rock and dance. Style varies by artist, and Dan will help match the right performer to your wedding vibe.
