It's easy to see why a good Piano Bar succeeds: the powerful blend of music, comedy and crowd interaction provides a great atmosphere to laugh, drink and meet people. A good piano team can take a small group of people and build it into a crowd, then keep that crowd partying for hours - and that means lots of happy customers.

Bar managers are always looking for exciting new entertainment ideas to draw customers to their establishments. Many bar managers, after seeing a top-notch piano act in a well-run club, think to themselves "This is it! This is just what my bar needs!" They buy a couple of pianos and hire a few piano players and wait for the crowds to magically appear.

Like many things, the Dueling Piano Concept is harder to do than it looks. Great piano bars have well designed rooms, good equipment and great entertainers, and getting those three things together isn't so easy. Other factors like location, advertising and demographics can have a big effect on the bottom line.

Dunlap and Wilson have played for many top piano bars all over the country - so they know what makes a great piano bar work. They know how to hire and train the right musicians, how to get affordable equipment that still delivers great sound quality, and what the managers the staff need to know to help make the concept take off right away. They can provide you with the planning you need to save thousands in costly mistakes.

And Dunlap and Wilson will do more than just talk; they'll get up on stage and show your audience just how much fun you can have in a bar - and that's like money in the bank.

Our consultation packages include training for both Piano players and wait staff, hundreds of chord charts, recordings of the most requested songs, and full nights of top-notch performance so you can start delivering a great show from Opening Day. We also offer free e-mail and phone support for a full year for all of our clients. We can help you develop and maintain a reputation for excellence that can pack your bar with happy customers for years.