Tribute & Cover Bands in New Jersey

Booking bands in New Jersey

Looking to book a tribute or cover band in New Jersey? The acts on this page are vetted by MZ's California booking team — published profiles, real media, and live availability ranges that buyers can act on. Production scales cleanly across venue types: wedding ballrooms, corporate dinners, casino lounges, festival stages, and private events. Every act ships with insurance, a clean advance packet, and the kind of paperwork your venue's risk team will recognize on the first read. MZ is the booking agency on the back end. One team handles the hold, the offer, the contract, the advance, and the day-of contact in New Jersey — transparent pricing and a fast quote turnaround. Send us the date, the venue, and a target budget and we will come back with two or three acts that fit the brief.

New Jersey buyer FAQ

What does a band in New Jersey typically cost?

Budgets vary by act profile, production scale, and travel inside New Jersey. Strong regional cover bands start in the low four figures for short corporate sets; headliner-quality tributes for festivals and casinos scale up from there. Send the date, the venue, and a target budget and we will come back with two or three New Jersey-based acts that fit.

How far ahead should I book?

Peak Saturday wedding dates (May–October) fill 9–14 months out. Corporate dates inside 90 days are workable on most weeknights. Festival mainstage holds typically lock 6–12 months ahead. If your date is tight, call us — we keep working calendars on every active band and can usually surface an option same-day.

Will the band travel within New Jersey?

Most New Jersey-based bands cover their home metro in a day-of drive. Cross-state runs may carry a travel fee; we will line-item it on the quote so there are no surprises in the contract.

What's included in the booking?

Standard bookings include the performance, sound and lights appropriate to the venue, costumes / staging for tribute acts, a clean advance packet, an insurance certificate naming your venue, and a single day-of contact. Backline rental, ground transport for fly-in players, and ceremony musicians for weddings are itemized separately so you can see exactly what you are paying for.