
17 SOUTH Band
Eight-piece Charleston party band with a three-horn section, drawing members from the Charleston Jazz Orchestra and Spoleto Festival stages.
Live Bands · Charleston & Lowcountry
Charleston party band with more than 20 years of Lowcountry reception experience, covering rock, pop, country, Motown, shag, and soul.





At a Glance
Genres & style
Services
What It Costs
The Vistas Band does not publish wedding pricing. Request a quote through their website with your date, venue, and guest count, and ask for the full rate sheet rather than a single starting figure.
Only 3 of the 31 South Carolina live wedding bands in our directory publish a flat starting price, too few for a reliable median; the cost guide below covers the typical range instead.
Details checked against the vendor's own site; listing last updated September 3, 2026.
About
More than 20 years of Charleston-area wedding dates sit behind the Vistas Band's set list of rock, pop, country, Motown, shag, and soul.
Couples get a full band built around piano, saxophone, and lead vocals, covering ceremony music, cocktail hour, and the reception in one continuous booking. The band supplies its own sound system, offers dance floor lighting as an add-on, and has played receptions at venues including the Regatta Inn on Folly Beach, the Historic Rice Mill in Charleston, and Wingate Place on Johns Island. Set lengths run two to five hours depending on the package.
Based in Charleston, the Vistas Band travels through the Lowcountry and into Hilton Head, Savannah, and Myrtle Beach for events. The band's site does not publish rates; couples request pricing directly.
Keep Comparing

Eight-piece Charleston party band with a three-horn section, drawing members from the Charleston Jazz Orchestra and Spoleto Festival stages.

Charleston ceremony ensemble founded in 2007 by violist Peter Kiral, offering string quartets, duos, and jazz combinations for weddings.

Charleston party band that scales from a DJ-and-saxophone duo to a five-piece with horns and female lead vocals, built on the King Street club circuit.