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Lola Florial performs jazz-pop, soul, blues, pop and R&B with a band of keys, guitar, bass and drums. Optional horns add trumpet, saxophone and/or trombone. Hear the live setup and share your San Francisco or New York City event details to discuss availability.
Updated September 5, 2026
Write the date, exact venue or city, event type, guest count, performance window, and whether the room is indoors or outdoors.
Choose one primary role: support conversation, mark arrivals or transitions, deliver a featured set, or sit inside a larger program. Add the mood you want that role to create.
Begin with keys, guitar, bass and drums, and say whether you would like trumpet, saxophone and/or trombone. Share the musical role, stage space and venue sound setup so the lineup can be confirmed for your date.
Choose one Lola recording or live clip and explain what fits: the vocal tone, amount of space, tempo, emotional register, or balance between voice and accompaniment.
Share the guest area, available stage or footprint, existing sound system, volume constraints, load-in window, power, and venue technical contact. Ask what else is needed to assess the proposed format.
Choose a 30-, 45-, 60- or 90-minute set, or ask about multiple sets. Request the confirmed musicians, breaks, song list, production responsibilities, travel, fee, payment timing and booking terms.
Email the ensemble brief to management@lolaflorial.com. Use the reply to decide whether the available configuration serves the musical role, room, and budget you described.
Her usual band includes keys, guitar, bass and drums. An optional horn section can include trumpet, saxophone and/or trombone. She can also perform with backing tracks. The musicians and final configuration are confirmed for each booking.
Send the guest count, indoor or outdoor setting, stage or performance footprint, existing sound system, volume limits, load-in window, power access, and venue technical contact. These details make a band configuration discussion more concrete without assuming a technical solution.
Choose the main job first: conversation-friendly atmosphere, arrival or transition music, a featured listening set, or music within a larger program. Add the mood and program timing. That is more actionable than asking for a band that is simply "classy" or "jazzy."
Lola offers 30-, 45-, 60- and 90-minute performances, with multiple-set packages on request. Her repertoire includes originals, jazz standards and covers across soul, blues, pop and R&B. A full song list is available on request; ask separately about specific song requests and breaks.
Ask for one proposal that ties the available configuration to the date and venue, names what the act and venue would each handle, and states the total fee, payment timing, performance duration, breaks, travel, and relevant terms. Compare that complete picture with the role and budget in your brief.
Share your date, location, event type, and preferred performance format.