Fill your dance floor with Flood The Floor!

25th Jan 2019

Flood The Floor is a professional corporate band with huge experience in the commercial entertainment field, having worked for many blue chip companies and organisations. They take pride in their ability to turn any party, large or small, into an unforgettable, unique event.

Their experience and versatility allows them to carefully tailor our setlists to your crowd and the approach of combining fantastic music with flamboyant and dynamic showmanship is what gives them an unrivalled reputation. Bespoke line-ups can be created, perfect for your event, from a standard 6 piece, right up to a luxury 16 piece including horns, dancers and multiple vocalists. Flood the Floor can also provide quality DJs, Jazz trios, and acoustic duos for more intimate moments.

The band can either supply their own technical equipment but can also work alongside and in-house or existing AV suppliers you may have on site for your event.

Flood the Floor’s talented, professional personnel have played and worked with Kwabs, Katherine Jenkins, Lana Del Rey, Leona Lewis, Kylie Minogue, Mary J Blige, Girls Aloud, Jennifer Lopez, Jessie J, Mika, Muse, The Human League, The Brand New Heavies, Enrique Iglesias, and Il Divo.

CLIENTS INCLUDE:

Allen & Overy Marks & Spencer, Barclays, Nissan, BP, Pandora, BT, Porsche, Courvoisier, Praxis, Zventia, PruHealth, GlaxoSmithKline, Rockhopper TV, Hamptons International, Schlumberger, Haymarket, Selfridges, HSBC, Shell, IMG, Square Mile, Magazine, JP Morgan Chase, The Admirable Crichton, Battersea Power Station Development Co and ITV

To book contact Jane Farnham At Great British Speakers on 01753 439 289

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