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Weddings
Ceremony, cocktail hour, and a reception that actually fills the floor. We learn your first-dance song, handle the announcements, and read whether your crowd wants Motown or late-90s hip-hop.
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Weddings · Corporate · Private — since 2012
The band people stay on the dance floor for.
FB Band is an Austin seven-piece with a real horn section, two lead singers, and the good sense to read a room. We play your first dance the way you want it — then we keep everyone up until the lights come on.
Full horn sectionTwo lead vocalistsCeremony & cocktail musicCustom first danceDJ sets between live sets
What we play
Three kinds of rooms, one band that fits all of them
We started in wedding tents out in Dripping Springs and grew into downtown ballrooms and backyard anniversaries. Same players, scaled from a quiet trio to the full seven-piece with horns.
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Corporate & galas
Holiday parties, fundraisers, conference after-hours, brand launches. We keep it polished through dinner and turn it loose once the awards are handed out. Clean versions on request.
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Private parties
Milestone birthdays, anniversaries, Hill Country ranch weekends. Smaller lineups for intimate rooms, the full band when you want the neighbors to wonder what they missed.
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A taste of the book
About 300 songs in rotation — here's a sample
Grouped the way a night actually moves: easy to start, loud by the end. The full, searchable list lives on the music page.
Dinner & cocktails
- The Way You Look Tonight Sinatra
- Fly Me to the Moon Sinatra
- L-O-V-E Nat King Cole
- Georgia on My Mind Ray Charles
- Lovely Day Bill Withers
Dance floor fillers
- September Earth, Wind & Fire
- Signed, Sealed, Delivered Stevie Wonder
- Uptown Funk Bruno Mars
- I Wanna Dance with Somebody Whitney
- Shut Up and Dance Walk the Moon
Late-night Texas
- Could You Be Loved Bob Marley
- Can't Stop Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Wagon Wheel Old Crow / Darius
- Mr. Brightside The Killers
- Don't Stop Believin' Journey
2012Playing since
400+Weddings & events
7Players, 1 horn section
300Songs in the book
The horns stay
How we got the name
It was never supposed to be called FB Band
Back in 2012 it was a college cover band called Fretboard, playing happy hours on Red River for tacos and tips. Venues kept scrawling “FB” on the calendar because nobody wanted to write the whole thing out. By the time we played our first wedding, the short version had won.
We kept the horn section when most bands our size cut theirs to save money — because a real trumpet behind a Stevie Wonder tune is the whole point. Fourteen years later that's still the rule: hire the players, learn the songs, show up early, end on time.
“Nobody remembers the setlist. They remember whether the floor was full.”Theo Marsh, Bandleader & Founder
Read the whole story
In their words
What couples and planners tell us after
Our planner warned us most bands sound thin on the horns. These folks did not. The floor never cleared.Rachel & Devin OkaforWedding at Vista West Ranch, Driftwood
They read our corporate crowd perfectly — background during dinner, then a full-send once the CEO left. Rebooked for next year.Marisa QuillenEvents Lead, Lone Star Logistics
I coordinate 30-plus weddings a year at our venue. FB is on my short list every time. Easy load-in, done on time.Grace BielakVenue Coordinator, The Addison Grove
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