The nineties is the safest decade theme for a corporate crowd right now, because most of the room was actually there. Bravo brings the tribute bands, the DJs and the throwback performers for Dallas companies.
Decade themes live or die on whether guests recognize the songs. For a workforce whose average age sits in the thirties and forties, the nineties is the decade that gets the whole room on the floor rather than just the leadership table. It is also an easy costume call, which matters when you are asking people to dress up for a work event.
Grunge, boy bands and hip hop, delivered by tribute acts covering Nirvana, Spice Girls or TLC, or by DJs mixing Britney Spears through Dr. Dre. Around the music, costumed greeters in full throwback fashion, impersonators, breakdancers and roller skaters. LED jugglers, nostalgic game hosts and graffiti artists doing live pieces give guests something to gather around between sets.
A DJ and two costumed greeters suit a 100 person team night. A tribute band with dancers and a live graffiti artist suits a 400 person holiday party. Tell us the headcount, the room and the budget and we will size it.
The music | Grunge rock, boy bands and hip hop. Live bands covering Nirvana, Spice Girls or TLC, and DJs mixing everything from Britney Spears to Dr. Dre.
Engaging entertainment | Costumed nineties greeters in full throwback fashion, impersonators bringing pop icons to life, breakdancers and roller skaters.
Unique experiences | LED jugglers, nostalgic game hosts and graffiti artists. Live painting of nineties pop culture or an immersive glow in the dark dance act.
Yes, and it is how a decade theme gets filled beyond the band. For much of our roster the costume is the product. Dancers, greeters, stilt walkers, aerialists and costumed beverage service can be styled to almost any look you can picture, so a roaming act becomes a nineties act by wardrobe and staging. It means the theme is not limited to the handful of acts with nineties in the name.
Only if you want that. Most planners want the decade to set the tone and then open up later so nobody is stranded. Our bands are used to building a set that stays in period through dinner and the first dance block, then widens into what keeps the floor full. Say which you want and it will be built that way.
The drivers are how many performers, how long, and whether you want a headline tribute act or roaming entertainment. A DJ for a team night and a full tribute band with dancers for a 400 person party are different budgets. Send the date, headcount and venue and we will come back with options at more than one price point.
Three to six months is comfortable. October through December is the exception, because holiday party season takes the strongest bands off the board early. If your date is a December Friday or Saturday, earlier genuinely matters.
For this theme, more than most. Nineties costume is cheap, available and does not require anyone to look foolish, which is the usual reason corporate dress codes fail. Costumed greeters at the door help, because guests who arrive unsure see the tone immediately.
Yes to both. The band, the roaming performers, the greeters and the production come from one contract and one point of contact. Dallas and Fort Worth are home and we staff events across Texas and nationally, with travel reflected in the options we send.
Almost all of our work is corporate, so the questions a planner actually has are the ones we are set up to answer.
Send the date, the headcount and the venue and we will send acts that fit.
Tell us the date, the venue and the headcount and we will send the acts that fit this theme, with video.
