Need corporate event music in New Orleans? The perfect match!

JMO is the perfect solution for corporate event music. Our years of experience make us confident that we can provide the entertainment that will make your event the best it can be. We can make sure there will be great music when you want it and not when you don’t. From revving up the dance party to providing soft background music, JMO is a master at navigating each and every special occasion. 

You want to match the right entertainment to the goals of the event. If it’s a corporate motivational speech convention you are giving, that’s a different type of entertainment music than say a corporate Christmas party for the employees, staff and their partners.  Depending on the type of corporate gathering, you may want New Orleans jazz, a DJ, or both! JMO can provide any and all of these services for you. They are the most trustworthy experts in the southern U.S. when it comes to music for events of all sizes.

If you are the person in charge of finding great corporate event music, then you will find JMO to be a tremendous resource in achieving all the events of your company’s goals. We will make you shine as we are the best of the best. We take our events as seriously as you do. By hiring corporate entertainment like JMO, we understand that you are responsible for coordinating every aspect of your convention's goals. We want to do our part to help you, the event coordinator, shine, and we do this by making the music the hit of the gathering! Of that you can be sure. 

JMO is dependable, trustworthy, and guaranteed fun corporate event entertainment. Our musicians are world-renowned and the music is simply the best. Get in touch today to talk about pricing and details!

JMO: The Premier Party Band in the New Orleans Music Scene.

When it comes to being the premier New Orleans party band, JMO has been at the top for decades. Why? Because of the variety of music we provde. From New Orleans jazz, swing dance music in the style of Frank Sinatra, Harry Connick Jr, Michael Buble´ to corporate events looking for a New Orleans party rock sound, JMO has answered the call time and time again. 

The band is a nine-piece band based in New Orleans featuring a powerful horn section with vocals that keep your feet tapping and fingers snapping. The perfect combination of raw energy, polish, and sheer entertainment value makes this group ideal for your next coprorate event.

Whether performing at the Audubon Golf Clubhouse, the Audubon Tea Room, or Jackson Square, JMO is perfect for wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners, engagement parties and Mardi Gras parties.

Weddings may be intimate or grandiose, romantic or rockin', indoors or outdoors, but whatever the occasion JMO plays for your magical evening. 

Contact JMO for the premier party band in the New Orleans Music scene.

Corporate Event Suggestions

Whether it's a wedding reception, gala fund raiser, or corporate event, muisic adds an extra demension to the these special occasions. With that in mind, we were recently asked about possible venues. Here are a few of our favorites:

• Audubon Golf Clubhouse (or Audubon Tea Room)
• Antoine's Restaurant
• Latrobe's on Royal Street
• New Orleans City Park (lots of options)
• Stella Plantation (just 20 miles from downtown New Orleans)
• The Foundry
• The Roosevelt New Orleans

Each of these venues offer unique ambience but you can be sure the professionalism, service and attention to detail is first rate for each of them. Be sure to ask about dance floor and staging options. You may have to pay extra for lighting the room. Those instruments draw a lot of power. For various possibilities of corporate event music, give us a call. You'll be glad you did! We can either provide the entertainment you have in mind, or point you in a direction of where to find it. We recognize that your needs can be varied and you can count on our year of experience to help complete your vision.

Rene Netto - In Memoriam passed on 01/04/13

Most of the time this is an incredible life we live as artists, specifally performing artists, and most specifically, musicians. As a jazz musician who is in the business, most of the places you go and the things you do are happy occations, birthdays, weddings, dances, sometimes concerts, or jazz clubs, but over all it's a happy business.

I guess that makes it a little sadder when a musician passes on, particularly one as great as Rene Netto.

Not only was he one of the greatest musicians, I have known, he was kind enough to share his talent with me on the bandstand. Rene taught me alot about music, about jazz music. He was a great help to me as I started in the business. 

For Rene, fame wasn't in his destiny, as much as he may have desrved it. Some say he was a better player than Pete Fountain, or Boots Randolf, maybe in class with Benny Goodman and Stan Getz. But the business side of entertainment escaped him. He chance at fame via The Lawrence Welk show and a few other shots just never quite materialzed. So how I think he came to terms with all of that. In the end, he was happy just to play his horns. It brought him peace and satisfaction knowing he could paint that sound in a partiular moment and do so like nobody else could. It was audio magic listening to him, musch less trying to play and keep up with him.

We did countless private parties, concerts and travels togehter. Criss crossed the USA a few times, covered South America at least in part but that never seemed to matter much to him. A stage was a stage. He just wanted to play his horns.

He did and with unbelievable musical virtuosity. It was amazing and he will be missed, but never forgotten.

Sadly,

Jimmy Maxwell

The True "New Orleans Band" Musical Experience!

When Jan & Eric Groh asked us to play for the wedding rehearal dinner they hosted at Antoine's Restaurant last night, we where happy to do so. Because a lot of the guests were coming in from Florida (and some even came from Kenner!), they said "We really want that New Orleans Band sound" for which we were happy to oblige.

The fun really began when Eddie (the head waiter) put on a show presentation of Baked Alaska and Cafe Brulot.

From then on the variety of music covered all genres and the good times rolled! A fun night and special thanks to Robert Maxwell, John Gillis and Mike Loupe; I couldn't have done it without you!

~Jimmy