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Lola Florial welcomes corporate-event inquiries in San Francisco and New York City for jazz-pop vocals with vintage-soul warmth. Explore band, optional-horn and backing-track formats, then share the event date, venue and musical direction to discuss availability.
Updated September 5, 2026
Lola Florial welcomes inquiries for corporate programs in San Francisco and New York City, with a jazz-pop sound rooted in vintage soul. Her range crosses jazz, soul, and pop, giving planners several musical reference points without reducing the performance to generic background music.
The fit changes with the moment. During arrival and networking, a planner may want restraint: room for conversation, a smaller visual footprint, and music that establishes atmosphere without owning the schedule. A dinner or client gathering may call for a more focused vocal presence while still leaving space for service and conversation. A holiday party, gala, launch, or closing celebration may instead need a clearly featured set with more rhythmic weight. Jazz-pop sits between those poles by joining jazz phrasing and intimacy with the directness of soul and pop.
Listen to the music and live video, identify the moment where live performance belongs, and choose the format you want to discuss. Share the date, venue, repertoire ideas, duration, staging, and pacing in the inquiry. The decision aid below turns common corporate moments into practical starting points.
Use these event-planning starting points to describe the musical role you want. Confirm the arrangement, volume, stage needs and program timing with Lola and your venue.
| Event moment | Format to ask about | Musical role or set style to discuss |
|---|---|---|
| Networking reception | Vocals with backing tracks or band | Conversation-friendly jazz or soul as background atmosphere |
| Executive dinner | Vocals with backing tracks or band | A restrained vocal set placed around service and speaking moments |
| Holiday party | Band, with optional horns | A featured soul- and pop-leaning set, subject to repertoire confirmation |
| Product launch | Vocals with backing tracks or band | A focused jazz-pop moment before or after the main presentation |
| Gala | Band, with optional horns | A staged feature separated from dinner, appeals, or speeches |
| Awards night | Vocals with backing tracks or band | A discrete performance with clear space around presentations |
Rates and packages are not listed publicly. Include the date, location, event type, and preferred format in the inquiry, then evaluate the specific fee, payment schedule, and inclusions that are actually proposed.
Lola’s usual band includes keys, guitar, bass and drums, with an optional horn section of trumpet, saxophone and/or trombone. She can also use backing tracks. Share your room and guest context, then confirm the event lineup before planning the stage around it.
Her repertoire includes originals, jazz standards and soul, blues, pop and R&B covers. A full song list is available on request. Name any specific songs, artists or mood you have in mind and ask which requests can be accommodated.
Share the known venue contact, schedule, performance window, sound system, staging limits, and load-in rules. Then put the agreed division of responsibilities into the working production plan rather than assuming either the venue or performer owns a task.
Lola is based in San Francisco and spends time in New York City, and inquiries are accepted for both markets. The exact date, address, and any travel involved still need a specific confirmation.
Share your date, location, event type, and preferred performance format.