The Smokin' Section Dance Band from Metuchen, NJ

The Smokin' Section has been getting audiences up and dancing at wedding receptions, corporate parties, bar/bas mitzvahs and clubs since the mid '90s. From elegant, refined gatherings in Newport, RI to wild blowouts in Chicago, the Smokin' Section has been an integral part of hundreds of memorable parties and weddings. We have also performed at clubs throughout the metro area, and we played in front of an audience of over 5,000 people at the Crawfish Festival in Stanhope, NJ at a show featuring the national acts Buckwheat Zydeco, the Radiators and Marcia Ball. We will tailor what we play to your vision and work with you every step of the way to insure that you get the music you want at your party. Here is what some people who were at our parties have been saying: Thank you so much for helping to make our wedding reception so outstanding!! You guys were absolutely amazing - all of our guests are still raving about the music. Thanks again for playing such amazing music - we had a blast!! - Marianne and Brian Carr Thank you all so much for playing at our party. Everyone is still telling us how extraordinary and enjoyable the music was. Our friends loved dancing and even listening to you play. Looks like we'll be seeing you again at the Bernards Inn in about 6 months at our friends' wedding. You really helped make our dreams come true! Sharon and Rouzbeh Sattari Rockin' band! Amazing wedding! What more is there to say. Thanks so much! Beth The Band helped make it a great night for all the guests at Susan and Kerry's wedding. Very professional, knowing just what numbers to play during the course of the festivities, with some great interludes by individual players. Being able to pull from just about anything in the songbook, they really did a great job. I'd recommend them for any type of wedding, any type of music. They can do it all! -Ken Malandro You guys did an amazing job at our wedding and we appreciate it! Our friends still talk about how crowded the dance floor was all night. -Sean Kierney