The Bizz - Wedding Band Northern Ireland, Ireland


The Bizz Wedding Band are The Perfect Band For Your Perfect Day!

The Bizz are recognized as one of the top wedding / corporate entertainment providers in Ireland. Playing the widest range of songs and supplying a free bespoke disco after their show. Contact details for The Bizz are shown below!

The Wires- Wedding Acoustic Two Piece Northern Ireland, Ireland

The Wires are an exciting new two piece band, derived from The Bizz, ideally suited for afternoon acoustic sets to entertain wedding guests or to provide entertainment at your corporate function, event or birthday party. Mark and Rob ensure all tastes are covered.

THE GLENAVON HOTEL CHRISTMAS PARTY NIGHTS 2017 The Bizz performing to full houses for the Glenavon’s Christmas party nights.

  • Posted by Mark Sinclair
  • On December 10, 2017
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  • CHRISTMAS PARTY NIGHS, GLENAVON HOTEL COOKSTOWN, The Bizz Wedding Band
Once again The Bizz take County Tyrone by storm “literally” The band fought their way through the snow and icy conditions to perform for the Christmas revellers at The Glenavon Hotel in Cookstown. It was great to see such a turn out.
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EVENTING IRELAND BALL 2017 @ THE TITANIC BUILDING

  • Posted by Mark Sinclair
  • On December 10, 2017
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  • Eventing Ireland, The Bizz Wedding Band, The Titanic Building.
Another amazing year at the Eventing Ireland Ball. A change of venue this year to The Titanic Building. All previous attendance records were smashed with a turnout of over 640 people.   Dora and here team had to work especially hard this year due to the challenges of the new venue. She and the team once again surpassed […]
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The Bizz Rocks the City Hall for the Roseario Centenary Ball!!!

  • Posted by Mark Sinclair
  • On November 15, 2017
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  • The Bizz Wedding Band
Being the most prestigious venue in Northern Ireland. Belfast’s City Hall hosted Roseario Football Club’s Centenary Ball. The Bizz ultimately rocked the place and the 350 revellers went home with very sore feet.
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