Browse 773 pop and rock singers available for hire across the UK, with prices currently averaging £369. Whether you need a solo vocalist performing with backing tracks for a high-energy party set or a singer-guitarist delivering stripped-back acoustic covers for a drinks reception, this page brings together pop and rock vocalists suited to weddings, parties, corporate events and private functions of all sizes.
Use the filters below to search by location, price and availability. Every act has audio samples, videos and reviews from real clients to help you compare, with 11132 reviews averaging 5 out of 5 across the category.
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Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire
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Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire
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Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire
Book from £496 - get a quote
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Chesham, Buckinghamshire
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Dunstable, Bedfordshire
Book from £280 - get a quote
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Tring, Hertfordshire
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St. Albans, Hertfordshire
Book from £887 - get a quote
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St. Albans, Hertfordshire
Book from £630 - get a quote
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St. Albans, Hertfordshire
Book from £420 - get a quote
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St. Albans, Hertfordshire
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St. Albans, Hertfordshire
Book from £462 - get a quote
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Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire
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Luton, Bedfordshire
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Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
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Dunstable, Bedfordshire
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Add to favouritesSolo pop and rock singers are one of the most versatile options for live entertainment. A single vocalist can cover everything from a relaxed acoustic set during a drinks reception to a full party performance with backing tracks later in the evening, making them a practical choice for events where you want live music without the space requirements or budget of a full band. Many also offer DJ sets between live performances, giving you a complete evening of entertainment from one booking.
Most solo singers fall into one of two main styles. Some perform with pre-recorded backing tracks, which lets them deliver a polished, full-band sound as a solo act. Others play an instrument alongside their vocals, typically acoustic guitar or piano, for a more stripped-back feel. A good number offer both options so you can have acoustic sets for quieter moments and a party set later on. If you are after something in between, singing guitarists and singing pianists specialise in exactly that blend of live instrumentation and vocals.
One of the biggest advantages of hiring a solo singer is repertoire breadth. A typical pop or rock vocalist will cover five or six decades of popular music, from classic singalong tracks through to current chart hits. Most are happy to learn specific songs for key moments such as a first dance or walk-in music, though it is worth requesting these early to allow rehearsal time. If you have a strong preference for a particular era, browsing by genre can help. The 70s and 80s bands and 90s and 00s bands pages include acts that focus on those periods.
Pop and rock singers are especially popular for weddings, where they can cover multiple parts of the day. A ceremony performance, an acoustic set over the wedding breakfast and an upbeat evening party set can all come from a single booking. For couples who want dedicated ceremony music alongside an evening vocalist, pairing a solo singer with a wedding ceremony musician is a common approach. The broader wedding singers category is also worth browsing if your event is primarily a wedding, as it includes vocalists across all genres who specialise in that setting.
Solo vocalists are typically more affordable than hiring a full band, which makes them a popular choice for events where budget matters but live music is a priority. Prices currently range from £70 to £2440, with the average sitting at £369. Factors that influence the fee include travel distance, the length of the performance, time of year and whether additional services like a DJ set are included. Use the price comparison section on this page to compare rates across acts.
Check that your chosen singer can provide a PAT certificate for their equipment and public liability insurance, as most venues require both. It is also worth confirming sound levels with your venue, particularly for barn conversions or older buildings with sound limiters, so your singer can plan their setup accordingly. If you would prefer a full band sound rather than a solo vocalist, covers bands and acoustic bands offer similar repertoire with a bigger lineup.
