The best soundtrack for a Palm Beach bachelorette weekend mixes a night of live music, like the bands at E.R. Bradley's on Clematis Street or the free waterfront shows at Guanabanas in Jupiter, with a DJ or acoustic player at your rental. You can even add a sound bath to wind down. And when you start with a yoga and pilates session set to your group's own playlist, the whole weekend sounds like you.
Ask us what makes a class unforgettable and we'll give you the same answer every time: the playlist. It's why every session we teach is built around your group's favorite songs, and it's why we think the music deserves real planning for the rest of your weekend too, from a live band on Clematis Street to a sound bath on your very last morning.
Here's where to hear great live music around Palm Beach, who to bring to the house, and the one house rule that can turn the music off faster than you'd think.
Where Can You Hear Live Music in Palm Beach?
E.R. Bradley's Saloon: This West Palm institution on Clematis Street has live music every day, with cover and party bands most Fridays and weekends and DJs late into the night. It's open until 3 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and you can send a party request ahead for your group.
Arts Garage: This 194-seat theater in downtown Delray hosts tribute shows, jazz, Latin nights, and comedy, usually on Friday and Saturday evenings. Tickets run about $44 to $69, and groups of 12 or more get 10% off. Here's the best part: you can bring your own snacks and drinks, alcohol included, so pack a cooler instead of counting on a bar. Just know it's more of a seated, dress-up night than a dance party.
Guanabanas: This open-air, island-style spot on the water in Jupiter has reggae, rock, country, and tribute acts on Friday nights and Saturday and Sunday afternoons. The shows are free, and evening shows are usually 21 and over. Just know Jupiter is close to 40 miles north of Delray, so if you're staying down south, the ride can take the better part of an hour each way.
Who Can Bring the Music to Your Rental?
DJs
All Star Disc Jockeys: This is our pick for a pool party, with a 5.0 rating from 81 reviews. Events start at $250 with free lighting at night, and you can add karaoke, UV lights, and haze if your crew is feeling it.
Max-One Sound & Production: This Palm Beach Gardens DJ brings lighting and sound and can host the party too, starting at $225 an hour.
Across the area, a local DJ usually runs about $300 to $800 for a private event.
Live Performers
Chase Stites: This Lake Worth singer and guitarist plays solo, as a duo, or as a trio, covering Jimmy Buffett, classic hits, and country, starting at $500 an event.
Simon Benegas: This acoustic singer and guitarist plays pop covers like Ed Sheeran, Jack Johnson, and the Beatles, starting at $500 an event, with a 5.0 rating from 17 reviews.
High Quality Violinist For Your Event: This Palm Beach musician plays violin, cello, or classical piano starting at $400 an event, and it's gorgeous for a sunset dinner.
One Thing Most Guides Get Wrong About Music at the Rental
Nobody puts this in the planning spreadsheet, but your rental's house rules matter as much as the playlist. Lots of rentals and HOAs have quiet hours, and local noise rules apply during the day too. A DJ with a big bass-heavy system at a 2 p.m. pool party can draw a neighbor's complaint just as fast as one at 10 p.m.
So before you book a DJ, check the house rules for quiet hours and outdoor music, and keep the volume neighbor-friendly! If the rules are strict, book an acoustic set for dinner instead and take the party out to Clematis Street or Atlantic Avenue. Whoever you hire will also need a covered spot out of the sun and rain, plus safe outdoor power for their gear, so make sure your rental has both. Our guide to Palm Beach bachelorette group transportation has the best ways to get there together.
What About a Sound Bath?
A sound bath is the perfect way to slow everything down. You lie back, close your eyes, and let crystal bowls and gentle vibrations wash over the group, with no exercise or experience needed, just deep relaxation.
Driftwood Sound Healing: This West Palm practitioner comes to your rental or the beach with crystal singing bowls. Sessions start at $350, and the Bachelorette Bliss Sound Bath package is $500, depending on your guest count.
Mi Sun: This sound healing studio in Lake Park, just north of West Palm, holds public sessions every Wednesday at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., and it's worth asking about a private one for your group.
Our advice? Pair a sound bath with a gentle yoga and pilates session on your last morning, because it's the dreamiest way to close out the weekend.
What Is a Bad Girls Yoga Class Like?
Music is the heart of our Namaste then Rosé™ sessions, and it shows. These are upbeat, social classes, not hushed studio ones, and the soundtrack is all yours.
A playlist built from your group's own song requests, so it feels like your class, not a template
A certified instructor who comes to you and reads the room
Mats for everyone, plus full setup and cleanup
Aromatherapy and a blissful wind-down
A chilled rosé toast, with a non-alcoholic option always on hand
Tell us your crew's favorite artists, and we'll build the class around them. Sessions run 60 minutes, and a $100 deposit holds your date. See our private yoga in Palm Beach and private pilates in Palm Beach pages for more.
Which Soundtrack Fits Your Crew?
Recovery-forward: A gentle class and a sound bath with Driftwood, then an acoustic guitarist at dinner.
Balanced: A Saturday class set to your playlist, then a seated show at Arts Garage with drinks after.
Full-send: A DJ at the pool party and a night at E.R. Bradley's until close, followed by a slow Sunday stretch.
Want to see how the music fits into the whole weekend? Our Palm Beach bachelorette itinerary maps it out. For more on where to go out, our Palm Beach eateries and bars guide has a few favorites.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the best live music in Palm Beach?
Head to E.R. Bradley's on Clematis Street for bands and late nights, Arts Garage in Delray for seated shows, or Guanabanas in Jupiter for free waterfront music.
How much does a DJ cost for a bachelorette?
Plan on about $300 to $800 for a private event, with Palm Beach DJs starting at around $225 an hour or $250 an event.
What is a sound bath?
It's a relaxing session where you lie back while a practitioner plays crystal bowls and other instruments, and no movement or experience is needed.
Can a sound bath come to our rental?
Yes! Driftwood Sound Healing comes to rentals and the beach, starting at $350.
Can we pick the music for our yoga and pilates class?
Absolutely! We build every playlist from your group's own requests.
Will a DJ get us in trouble at our rental?
It might if your rental has quiet hours or strict neighbors, so check the house rules first or go acoustic.
Book Your Palm Beach Bachelorette Class
Your songs, your crew, and a chilled glass of rosé at the end. That's our kind of soundtrack.
Tell us your date, your group size, and where you're staying, then send over your must-play list. Book today, and we'll turn it up. Namaste then Rosé™.
