Press, News and On-Air Performances
Over the years, we have had the privilege of promoting our band across many platforms. Whether it be TV, newspapers, magazines, or on the radio, here are some of our press clippings, performances, and interviews.
Magazine and Newspapers
People Magazine
We recently had a uniquely exciting opportunity to perform at the wedding of “Housewives of Dallas” LeeAnne Locken and Rich Emberlin. An excerpt from People magazine quotes:
“The ten-piece Dallas-based Emerald City Band provided non-stop energy, rocking the house and keeping the dance floor packed all night.
They also composed a first dance song just for Locken and Emberlin. “They know us so well and every lyric of that song reflected back on our relationship,” Locken says. “That’s the whole thing — with every single person who contributed to our wedding, it was like they stood up and said, ‘This is love, and I’m going to put my version of love to show just how much these two people love each other.’ It was all so special.”
Behind the Veil
In our “Behind the Veil” and “Behind the Scenes” series, we get to know the creative, hardworking, and talented individuals behind the Dallas wedding scene. Deno Taglioli of Emerald City Band talks to us about his blessings, who inspired…
ATE: Hiring a Band
Quality entertainment can make of all the difference at a wedding reception.
Choosing the right
band can take your party to the next level, helping to create an experience that will be remembered for
a lifetime!
ATE: What Music?
When planning the music for your special day, it can feel daunting with so many options to choose from. Considering songs that are appropriate for all ages, while facilitating a party atmosphere that your friends will enjoy…
Emerald City, the ‘house band of Dallas,’ Celebrates 35 Years of Gigs
A live band that covers Pitbull, Tina Turner, and Michael Jackson all in one night? This is what makes Emerald City Band unique.
On a Sunday night at Lava Cantina, Emerald City performed at a silent auction where audience members serenaded each other with “Call Me Maybe” and “Best Of My Love.” Whether they were sitting or standing, people flowed of all orientations flowed with the music. The band’s trumpeter and saxophonist weaved among the audience during the set, and during each of their solos, drew cheers and fist pumps from the venue.
Emerald City Band Shines On Dallas Music Scene
If you have spent any time in Dallas, you almost assuredly have since they are the area’s premier jazz, soul, funk and pop band.
Emerald City was started by Deno Taglioli 35 years ago….
Why Dallas and The World Still Love The ‘Emerald City Band’ 35 Years Later
This year marks the 35th anniversary of Dallas’ beloved Emerald City Band (ECB).
The house band of Dallas, Texas, Emerald City Band (ECB,) has rocked on with strong waves, capitalizing off of the ears of Dallas residents since it first emerged in the summer of 1983. Mow renown nationwide for its energizing and electrifying tune, ECB…
3 Reasons Why Wedding Bands are Better Than a Traditional DJ
When I think of weddings, what comes to mind are the amazing floral arrangements, gorgeous venue styling, cinematic entourage, and of course, the entertainment. There is a ever-evolving debate on who to hire for weddings, whether that be a DJ or live music band to play the music. Most declare that DJs are favored based on modern trends. However, Emerald City is here to challenge that bias. ECB is much more than a Wedding band, but an experience to remember…
The Beat Goes On: Emerald City Rocks the Party for 35 years
If you’ve been involved in the Dallas-Fort Worth scene within the past 35 years, the odds that are you’ve heard of Emerald City. ECB has been called the house band of Dallas, and they’ve rocked plenty of houses, corporate events and parties in the metroplex.
Emerald City burst onto the music scene 35 years ago …
Emerald City Band on Television
Emerald City Band to play free show at Klyde Warren Park
This is a band you’ll want to see. Emerald City Band has a free show coming up at Klyde Warren Park in Dallas. They’re a part of “An Evening of Music and Dancing at the Park” on Friday.