Genevi for Bands & DJs
Genevi speaks band.
Built by the team behind Funk Almighty, a working wedding band company — so the call sheet reads the way a bandleader actually thinks. We rebuilt a real 12-page band schedule in Genevi: 23 moments, 29 cues, 92 song requests, covering 100% of the original.
The anatomy of a real call sheet
Call times by role
Sound 2:30 · Drums 5:00 · Rest of band 5:50 — not one blanket load-in time that half the crew ignores.
Cues inside real moments
“Jubel” at 1:10 with live sax isn’t a footnote in a separate doc — it lives inside the 7:15 Grand Entrance, where it happens, next to the MC’s word-for-word intro.
Music requests as data
Must-plays, nice-to-plays, may-need-to-learn — each with its own notes, like “sax spotlight” or “wait until the cowboy hat and glowsticks are out.”
The do-not-play list
Structured and unmissable — not buried on page nine of a PDF.
Logistics your crew actually asks about
Per-segment power (“30 ft at the reception, N/A at the ceremony”), green room, parking, vendor meals — structured, searchable, current.
Band call sheet
Saturday · September 19, 2026
Sound
2:30
Drums
5:00
Band
5:50
- 5:15 PMSoundcheck — line check only after 5:30
- 7:15 PMGrand Entrance — “Jubel” (Klingande), start at 1:10, sax joins the drop live · straight into first dance
- 9:40 PMSet two opens — hold until the cowboy hat and glowsticks are out
This page is the benchmark: everything on that card came from a real 2026 wedding’s 12-page band schedule, rebuilt as structured data.
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