Total Eclipse Band

San Francisco's Premier 70's & 80's Rock and Pop Party Band

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Welcome to the New Home of Total Eclipse!

Total Eclipse Band It was time to do some maintenance to our website, and the decision was made to completely overhaul and redesign it.

Hopefully you will find this site easier to navigate, with more information, videos, recordings, photos and updates on our upcoming events.

We also hope that you’ll find it much easier to communicate with us, by leaving comments, sharing your personal photos and videos of the band and a updated way to request us for your next event!

There will most certainly be some cosmetic improvements to the site that will be ongoing, as well as new functionality added on a regular basis. If you have any suggestions on how we can improve the site or your experience here, please let us know in the comments section.

Recent Entries

Total Eclipse Band Promotional Video

A selection of hits performed by Total Eclipse, San Francisco’s premiere 70’s and 80’s party cover band.

Video of Total Eclipse performing “Summer of ‘69″

Another video from the Mokelumne Hill, California Firefighter’s Ball in 2007. It was a 80’s theme party with some of the best costumes we’ve ever seen!

Video – Total Eclipse Performing “Let’s Hear It For the Boy”

This video was taken at the 2007 Mokelumne Hill, California Firefighter’s Ball. It features Lisa on lead vocals.

How to Find a Band for Your Wedding or Party

You want to hire a band to play at the next event you’re planning and have no idea where to start?

We’re here to help

How Much Should We Charge to Play a Party or Wedding?

There are many factors that you should take into account when bidding on an event gig. There is no one-size-fits-all answer, but there are definitely some guidelines that can help you make a fair estimate and hopefully make enough money to make your efforts pay off.

Things You Should Provide The Band at Your Party

You’ve hired the band, and hopefully they have sent you a copy of a Live Performance Contract that outlines everything they need to make your event run smoothly. If they haven’t sent you a contract, or you’re unsure of what is expected of you, here are a few things you should be prepared to provide for the band: