Live Performances &
Private Events
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Solo / Duo
As a guitarist, Or enjoys playing with a bass player as a band for corporate events, private events, weddings and live performances. Pictured here: Or accompanied by Nick Benoit at the New Orleans Historic Jazz Park
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Or's Organ Trio (most popular)
The organ trio a perfect balance between laid-back sophistication and groove—ideal for conversation, yet compelling enough to draw guests in. From smooth jazz standards to New Orleans funk-infused improvisations, the organ trio creates an uplifting and groovy energy as a band for corporate events and wedding band. Pictured here: Or Shovaly on guitar, Rik Fletcher on keys and Adam Everrett on drums.
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Jazz Trio
A guitar-based acoustic trio (typically guitar, bass, and drums or horn) tends to feel lighter, airier, and a band that is less loud. The sound is more delicate and dynamic, with plenty of space between notes. It works especially well for refined background settings—cocktail hours, gallery-style events, or intimate dinners—where guests are speaking and the music gently supports the room without dominating it. The overall effect is elegant while still remaining groovy.
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Organ Trio with Horns
The organ trio with horns is a ensemble that fuses the deep, soulful groove of a classic orgab trio with the energy of a brass section. By pairing the instrument’s together, the group creates a "mini-big band" sound that is both sophisticated and gritty - perfect as a wedding band, corporate event band or simply playing live in a venue.
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Incorporate Vocals
Adding vocals elevates the atmosphere at the event. Drawing from a versatile set list of pop, jazz and soul, this setup brings more upbeat, danceable and familiar music.