Browse 82 singing pianists for hire in London, with 913 reviews from real clients and an average rating of 5 out of 5. From hotel receptions in Mayfair to converted warehouse parties in East London, a piano vocalist is one of the most adaptable solo performers you can book. Each act has a full profile with audio samples, video clips and client reviews. Most are self-contained with their own digital keyboard and PA, so no house piano is needed.
The average price for a singing pianist in London is £393. Use the filters below to narrow by price or availability.
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North West London
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West London
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South East London
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South East London
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East London
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North London
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East London
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South East London
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Add to favouritesLondon has one of the largest pools of professional singing pianists in the UK, with many acts based in or around the capital. The concentration of hotels, members' clubs, restaurants and corporate venues means that most London-based piano vocalists are experienced at performing in a wide range of settings, from intimate private dining rooms to large ballroom receptions. Many have residencies or regular bookings at well-known venues and bring a level of polish that reflects the London market.
London wedding venues range from grand hotels with house grand pianos to converted industrial spaces, townhouse restaurants and Thames-side terraces. If your venue has a piano available, some singing pianists will be happy to use it, provided it is in tune and well maintained. Otherwise, most bring a portable digital keyboard that fits into even compact spaces. Sound limiters are common at London venues, and a solo piano vocalist is one of the easiest acts to keep within the limit. If you are also looking for musicians for your ceremony, browse wedding ceremony musicians in London.
Outside of weddings, singing pianists are a popular choice for London corporate events. Product launches, awards dinners, Christmas parties and client receptions all benefit from live music that can shift from subtle background to a more engaging vocal performance. A piano vocalist takes up very little floor space and needs minimal setup time, making them practical for venues with tight turnaround schedules. For private parties, a singing pianist works well in homes, restaurants and hired spaces where a full band would be too loud or too large.
London prices for singing pianists currently range from £100 to £1950. The average is £393, which is higher than the national figure and reflects both London travel costs and the Congestion Charge. If your venue is inside the Congestion Charge zone, check whether the act includes this in their fee or charges it separately. Parking can also be a factor at central London venues, so it is worth discussing load-in and parking arrangements when you enquire.
With 82 singing pianists available in London, narrowing the choice can feel daunting. Start by listening to the audio and video samples on each profile to find a style that matches your event. If you want laid-back jazz and standards, look for acts who reference artists like Nina Simone, Nat King Cole or Ray Charles. For something more contemporary, filter for performers who cover current pop alongside classic hits. If you are weighing up a singing pianist against other solo options, solo singers in London and wedding musicians in London are worth comparing.
