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Crosby & Co.

Charleston · South Carolina

Nobodysits down.

A six-piece live band for weddings and corporate events across the Lowcountry. You might hear This Is How We Do It, Sweet Home Alabama and My Girl in one set — fresh, but familiar. Ask us about adding horns.

Charleston, South Carolina — and two hundred fifty miles in every direction.

Kiawah · Beaufort · Savannah · Hilton Head · Myrtle Beach · Columbia · Wilmington · Charlotte · Augusta

The six members of Crosby & Co. in black, lined up on stage under a lit tent after a Charleston weddingThe Six · Charleston, October 2026
A full dance floor under magenta light, guests with their arms in the air in front of the bandSecond set
The empty stage before guests arrive: drums, amps, PA and two columns of uplighting under a white tent by the waterLights and PA, included
The lead vocalist singing into a handheld mic, the second vocalist behind himVocals
The band mid-song: guitar, both vocalists, bass and drums, seen from the dance floorLive

Watch

The part you actually want to see.

Three clips from our October 18 show, phone-shot from the floor. Tap one for sound. Want more? Ask and we’ll send you the full set.

Lead vocal
The band
Second set

Song list

Over two hundred songs,
and room for yours.

A sample of what we play. The full list runs past two hundred songs and grows every month, and your list will overlap with it more than you’d expect. We’ll learn up to five more — usually your dances — and anything else can go on the playlist that runs during our breaks.

Cocktail hour tunes

  • The Way You Look Tonight
  • Fly Me to the Moon
  • Everybody Wants to Rule the World
  • Let’s Stay Together
  • Sunday Morning

Dinner music

  • Coming Home
  • Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay
  • Tennessee Whiskey
  • At Last
  • Lose Control

First dance set

  • My Girl
  • Valerie
  • Brown Eyed Girl
  • I Wanna Dance with Somebody
  • Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)

Second dance set

  • All the Small Things
  • Party in the U.S.A.
  • Crazy in Love
  • Pink Pony Club
  • Don’t Stop Believin’

What you get

Choose your lineup.

Every booking includes sound, lighting and a dedicated sound engineer, so there’s no separate AV company to hire. Prices start at $5,000 and depend on date, travel and lineup. Send your date and we’ll reply with a number within 24 hours. What moves the price →

Launch price · Weddings

The Grand Affair

$9,000

Total value: $11,500

Live music from the first note of your ceremony to the last song of the night.

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  • The full Six, with everything listed below included: live band, PA, sound engineer, room and band lighting, MC, five learned songs ($6,000 value)
  • The moment the whole room jumps up: three-piece horn section for Motown and soul ($2,000 value)
  • A ceremony with real musicians, not a speaker: two live musicians for your ceremony ($800 value)
  • Guests mingling to live music while you take photos: instrumental trio for cocktail hour ($1,200 value)
  • Photos every guest takes home: photo booth with AI edits and instant sharing ($700 value)
  • Your entrance and first dance framed in sparks: cold sparks for two moments ($800 value)
  • One team, one timeline: the same musicians from ceremony to last call

Launch pricing ends December 31. Starting January 1, The Grand Affair is $10,000. Book with a signed agreement and deposit by December 31 to lock in $9,000 for any 2027 or 2028 date.

Cold sparks are subject to venue approval. Travel included within 45 minutes of downtown Charleston; beyond that, quoted up front.

Option one

The Six

From $5,000 ($6,000 starting Jan 1)

Vocals, guitar, keys, bass, drums and a second vocalist. Everything below comes standard. No separate AV company to hire.

Option two

The Six, with horns

Add up to three horn players. Worth it if your crowd loves Motown and soul.

Add-on

Instrumental trio

For cocktail hour, before the full band takes over.

Add-on

Ceremony music

Live music for the ceremony, priced per musician, so you choose how many play.

Included in every booking

  • A floor that never goes quiet: up to three hours of live music across your reception, with a playlist we curate for you during every break
  • Sound that fills the room, not just the front row: full PA sized to your space, run by our own sound engineer
  • A room that looks like a party: uplighting for the room plus full band lighting
  • Your first dance, played live: up to five new songs learned and rehearsed for you, at no extra cost
  • Nobody in your family stuck running the show: MC for introductions, first dance, toasts, cake and exit
  • Your planner already in the loop: timeline call with you or your planner
  • Nothing for you to lift: load-in, setup and breakdown handled

Questions

The things planners always ask.

What kind of music do you play?

Top 40 and contemporary, Motown and soul, pop and dance throwbacks, country and rock — plus jazz standards for cocktail hour. We open the floor with Motown and soul, while every generation is dancing, and move to the contemporary material later in the night once the floor skews younger. Fresh but familiar: a Charleston wedding band that reads the room rather than running a script.

How long do you play at a wedding reception?

Up to three hours of music across a five-hour event. No fixed set count — we build it around your timeline, whether that’s a long dinner or a late finish.

Do you take breaks?

At least fifteen minutes per hour played. A playlist we curate for you runs through our PA throughout, so the room never goes quiet.

Can we add time on the night?

Usually. We price overtime per event rather than at a flat rate — ask when you book and we’ll confirm for your date.

Do you MC the reception?

Included. Introductions, announcements, first dance, toasts, cake, exit. If you have a planner or separate MC, we take direction from them.

Will you learn our first dance song?

Yes — up to five songs per booking, at no extra cost, and most couples use them for their dances. Send them four weeks out so we can rehearse properly. If a song won’t work live, we’ll say so early rather than fake it.

What do you need from the venue?

Two independent 20-amp circuits within 10 feet of the stage, not shared with catering or lighting. Parking for six, two hours to load in, cover if we’re outdoors. Send room dimensions when you book.

What if a musician gets sick?

We call in a player we already work with who knows the book, and we tell you or your planner as soon as we know.

Do you travel outside Charleston?

Anywhere within 250 miles — Kiawah, Beaufort, Savannah, Hilton Head, Myrtle Beach, Columbia, Wilmington, Charlotte and Augusta. Travel is included within 45 minutes of downtown Charleston. Beyond that, $500 per hour round trip, plus $1,000 lodging past two hours. Fees rise with band size, all quoted up front.

How do we book a date?

Send your date through the form. We reply within 24 hours with availability and a quote. A signed agreement and deposit holds it, balance due before the event. Spring and fall book up fast in Charleston.

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Tell us when and where.

A few quick questions, and we’ll reply within 24 hours with availability and a price. If we’re already booked, we’ll tell you straight away.

We’ll tell you which ones we already play. We learn up to five new songs per booking — usually your dances.

We reply within 24 hours. Your details go only to the band.

One more

Nobody sat down.

Thirty-six seconds from the second set, one take, phone in hand.

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Second set, one take