Village People

Disco & Funk

Under $75,000

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Village People FAQs

If I hire Village People to perform at my wedding, how do I integrate booking Village People into my wedding?

Hiring celebrity entertainment for a wedding is a great way to surprise the guests or even the bride or groom. When we book big name acts like Village People for weddings, we work closely with the wedding planner beforehand to make sure everything involved with the entertainment integrates seamlessly with the flow of the wedding . Our staff of veteran producers will then be onsite at the wedding to make sure when you book Village People for your wedding, everything runs smoothy from load in to load out.

Can I Book Village People For My Destination Wedding, Hire Village People To Perform At My Wedding?

You might ask yourself, “How do I hire Village People for a wedding?" We have helped hundreds of clients book acts like Village People for weddings and wedding ceremonies worldwide. Your assigned Booking Entertainment agent will not only be happy to assist you in hiring to perform at your wedding, but we will also be onsite to make sure booking for your Destination Wedding Entertainment is executed flawlessly.

How Do I Book Village People For Virtual Wedding Entertainment To Perform At My Wedding?

You might ask yourself, “How do I hire Village People for a wedding to perform virtually?" We have helped hundreds of clients book acts like Village People for weddings and wedding ceremonies worldwide. Your assigned Booking Entertainment agent will not only be happy to assist you in hiring to perform at your wedding, but we will also be onsite to make sure booking virtual wedding entertainment for your wedding is executed flawlessly.

What Factors Play A Significant Role In Determining The Cost?

Some Factors Affecting Artist Pricing

Artist or Band Popularity: The fame and popularity of the artist or band can have a substantial impact on their booking fees. More renowned artists typically command higher fees.

Genre and Style: Different music genres may come with varying price tags. The specific style of music, whether it's classical, pop, rock, or jazz, can influence pricing.

Performance Time: The duration of the performance, including the number of sets and hours, directly affects the cost. Longer performances naturally come at a higher price.

Day of the Week and Season: Wedding dates on weekends or during peak wedding seasons may result in higher pricing due to increased demand.

Travel and Accommodation: If the artist needs to travel a significant distance or stay overnight, these expenses may be factored into the pricing.

Technical Requirements: Artists may have specific technical requirements, such as sound equipment, lighting, or special effects, which can impact the overall cost.

Event Location: The location of the wedding venue can affect pricing. Artists may charge more for events in remote or difficult-to-reach locations.

Customization: If couples request specific songs or special arrangements, additional rehearsal time or preparation may influence pricing.

Production Costs: For larger acts or productions, such as bands with multiple members, backup singers, or dancers, the cost can rise significantly.

Event Duration: Events that require the artist to be present for extended periods, including soundchecks and setup, may incur additional fees.

Licensing and Royalties: Depending on the artist and the songs they perform, licensing and royalty fees may be included in the overall cost.

Booking Agency Fees: If couples book artists through an entertainment agency, agency fees may be added to the artist's base price.

Special Requests: Unusual or unique requests, such as surprise guest appearances or custom compositions, can lead to higher costs.

Experience and Reputation: Artists with extensive experience and a stellar reputation may charge more for their expertise.

Supply and Demand: Market demand can influence pricing. High-demand artists may charge a premium for their availability.

Cancellation Policies: The artist's cancellation policies and insurance coverage can impact the final cost, especially in cases of last-minute changes.

Additional Services: Some artists may offer additional services, such as emceeing or DJing, which can be priced separately.

How Can I Book Village People For My Wedding Entertainment?

To book Village People for your wedding entertainment, you can Get Started or contact our team directly. We specialize in arranging unforgettable Village People performances for weddings.

What Is The Cost Of Hiring Village People For A Wedding Performance?

The cost of hiring Village People for your wedding performance can vary depending on several factors, including the location of your wedding, the duration of the performance, and any specific requests you have. We offer competitive pricing options to fit your budget.

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Amalfi Coast, Italy:

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Barcelona, Spain:

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Maldives:

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Paris, France:

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New Zealand:

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Can You Help Us Plan A Surprise Performance Featuring Village People?

Absolutely! We specialize in creating magical moments through surprise performances. Whether you want Village People to surprise the newlyweds with a secret serenade or add an unforgettable twist to the father-daughter dance, our team is here to assist you every step of the way.

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Village People Biography

Village People was created in 1977 by a French musical composer who had written a number of dance tunes and was seeking an outlet to have them performed. Victor Willis signed on as the group’s lead singer, and after recruiting additional founding members Felipe Rose, Mark Mussler, Lee Mouton, Dave Forrest, and Peter Whitehead, the band forged forward.

With a trademark collection of various personas inspired by gay fantasy roles, Village People quickly exceeded everyone’s expectation and began to score hit after hit. Their first foray into the spotlight was in 1978 with the hits “Macho Man” and “Y.M.C.A,” and then later when “In the Navy” was used by the actual United States Navy as the theme song for its advertising campaign, Village People found themselves nearly a household name. Village People’s popularity was at its highest in 1979, when they toured with Bob Hope and appeared more than once on the Merv Griffin Show. After appearing on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine a few years later, Willis left Village People and the band started a slow decline in popularity.

An attempt to reboot Village People by swapping out the stereotypical costumes for more traditional attire keep the group afloat for a few more years, but ultimately Village People took a hiatus at the end of the decade. Before that time, however, Village People released ten albums: Village People (1977), Macho Man (1978), Cruisin’ (1978), Go West (1979), Live and Sleazy (1979), Can’t Stop the Music (1980), Renaissance (1981), Fox on the Box (1982), In the Street (1983), and Sex Over the Phone (1985.)

Village People reunited with a new lineup of David Hodo, Glenn Hughes, Randy Jones, Felipe Rose, Ray Simpson, and Alex Briley in 1987. The new lineup took Village People into the 1990’s and the new millennium, and although some members have departed or been lost since then, the group has continued to perform and record. In 2006, Village People performed for the MDA Telethon, and in 2008 they performed at Yankee Stadium for the All-Star Game. Village People received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2008, in recognition of their contributions to American music and pop culture.