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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Music |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
The Dueling Pianos Show is a touring live-entertainment act whose official site describes an all-request format built around live music, audience participation and comedy. For couples searching for an Edmonton dueling piano show, the published material points to a participatory reception-style experience rather than a conventional background-music listing.
The business’s current official website uses the name “The Dueling Pianos Show,” while this existing CWG page is titled “The Dueling Piano Show.” The matching distinctive name terms, the official bookings information and the published Edmonton production reference support treating the listing as active. The official site does not publish a postal business address, so none is listed here.
The official description centres on an all-request live show: guests can sing, dance and clap along while entertainers perform requested songs. Its show page characterizes the format as interactive music and comedy, with songs drawn from different eras and styles. That makes the clearest documented offering a participatory live-entertainment show rather than a fixed wedding playlist or a solely instrumental act.
For event logistics, the official FAQ says the team maintains touring production that includes two baby grand pianos, sound, lighting and transport. It also says that, depending on event location and tour routing, the business will assess whether it can supply what is required directly or use production partners for staging.
The official website says the show tours throughout Canada and the United States, with international travel also described. Edmonton is specifically named on the show page and in the FAQ, which says one of its touring convoys is located in Edmonton, Alberta. This supports Edmonton as a relevant search location, but it does not establish a fixed Edmonton storefront or venue address.
This format may suit couples planning a reception where guest song requests, sing-alongs and visible audience participation are part of the entertainment plan. It may be less straightforward for couples seeking only quiet ceremony accompaniment, a narrowly defined musical genre or a simple plug-in-and-play set; those requirements are not set out in the official material and should be discussed before booking.
A documented feature is the show’s all-request, audience-involved format. The official site also states that performance times can be customized to fit an event schedule, and that production viability is assessed according to location and the active tour. These are operational details couples can use when comparing entertainment options.
Important limitations are evidentiary rather than negative: the official website does not publish a wedding-specific package list, a set length, a song catalogue, a postal address, or a detailed technical rider. The site references many event types, but does not provide a dedicated wedding-services page. Couples should therefore obtain wedding-day specifics in writing rather than assuming that a general event description covers every reception need.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official FAQ says fees depend on the event location, event type, audience size, production requirements, and day or date. It also says the business can provide all-in or detailed fee options based on those criteria.
Ask for a written quote that identifies the performance duration, performers and production included, travel treatment, staging responsibilities and any location-dependent costs. This is especially useful for an Edmonton-area wedding because the official FAQ ties equipment arrangements to location and tour routing.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The official site directs prospective clients to its booking inquiry form and says a representative will reply after receiving event information. It identifies Shane Young as tour manager and publishes a Canadian contact number and email address. For the most direct current route, use the official bookings page and include the wedding date, venue location, expected audience size and the desired reception timeline.
The official FAQ says that, once details have been discussed and the client wishes to confirm the show, the business issues a contract; the performance is confirmed with a signed agreement. Availability is not published, so it must be checked directly.
Confirm whether the interactive all-request format is right for the reception atmosphere, including the level of comedy and guest participation desired. Ask how requests are collected, whether specific first-dance or milestone songs can be accommodated, and how breaks are handled. The official site explains the general format but does not publish wedding-specific music planning details.
Confirm venue access, stage footprint, power, load-in timing, sound limits and whether the business will provide the complete piano, sound and lighting setup for the selected date and location. Also confirm the contracted performance schedule, total price, travel or production charges, cancellation terms, insurance documentation if required by the venue, and the point of contact on the day.
Last reviewed: 2026-08-10. This profile is based on the confirmed official domain, which matches the business name and provides current service, touring, pricing-method and booking information. The older address and phone supplied with the legacy listing were not used as proof; the current official Canadian phone replaces the legacy number.
The official domain describes a touring operation and provides no clean postal address. That is why the address field remains blank. Couples who need a mailing address, local office location or a site visit should request that information directly during the booking process.
The official FAQ says its touring convoys carry two baby grand pianos, full sound and lighting production, and transport. It says the final setup depends on event location and the tour, so confirm the exact inclusions for your wedding.
The official FAQ says pricing considers location, event type, audience size, production requirements, and day or date. It invites clients to request an exact quote through the booking process.
Yes. The official FAQ says performance times can be customized to fit an event schedule. Confirm the agreed start time, breaks and end time in the booking agreement.
Phone: 587.802.3974
Website: https://duelingpianos.ca/





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