We’ve got a song for it.
The Harmonics play parties, weddings, supper clubs, second lines and backyards across New Orleans — and teach the songs in between. Tell us the date and we’ll bring the band.
Three ways to put the band in the room, and two ways to learn the songs yourself.
01Live performances
Then we play the room, not at it.
A set built around who’s standing in front of us and how late it’s getting — for parties, weddings, supper clubs, second lines and backyard gatherings.
02Studio sessions
Bring it in. We’ll finish it with you.
Tracking, layering and shaping until it sounds like the version in your head. Come with a voice note or a full arrangement — either one is a fine place to start.
03Event entertainment
We’ll keep it going to the last stragglers.
We read the floor and follow it — from the first toast through the part of the night nobody wants to end.
Start where you are.
The Harmonics teach as much as we play — one to one, in small groups, or in a room of strangers who leave sounding like a band.
We work by ear, by chart, or a bit of both, at whatever pace keeps you picking it up again next week. At your place, at ours, or somewhere in between.
A room, a prompt and a few hours. Bring a line, a title, or nothing at all — you’ll leave with something you can sing.
From your first message to our last song.
The date, the place, who’s coming and what the room should feel like. A sentence is plenty.
Players, songs, timings and a clear quote, so you know exactly what you’re getting before the day arrives.
Load-in, soundcheck, first note, last note. You stay out front with your guests.
Tell us, and we’ll answer.
Every inquiry gets a real reply from a real person — usually with a couple of questions about the room and the crowd.