Corporate event entertainment with live vocals, dancers and a DJ

Onelli is corporate event entertainment in a single booking. Three female vocalists sing live, with a DJ, 2 to 6 dancers, sound, lighting and effects. We perform at company parties, product launches and holiday toasts all over Israel. Because the songs move between Hebrew, Russian and English, a mixed office has something to dance to.

What does a company event need from its entertainment?

Two things, mainly: a program that respects the speeches, and music that works for colleagues rather than family. Most company evenings follow the same outline of arrival, speeches, dinner, a show and then the party. Send us your schedule, and we’ll fit the live sets, the DJ and the effects around it. That includes the moment the CEO wants the room quiet.

Speeches are where many company events go wrong. The microphone squeals, the back tables can’t hear, or the music fades in too early. We bring microphones for speeches and toasts, size the sound to the hall, and test it all during setup. Our page on event sound and lighting explains how.

When should the show start at a company party?

After dinner and after the speeches. Once people have eaten and the formal part is over, the room is ready to stand up. A full dance floor is hard to sit back down.

If the CEO speaks after the show, half the audience will be at the bar. Put the toasts first, then the show, then the party.

If your producer runs screens or a video, we settle in advance who controls the sound at each moment. It sounds like a small detail, but it decides whether the company video plays with sound or in silence.

How do you entertain a mixed office?

Change languages and decades as the evening goes on. A typical Israeli company has Hebrew speakers, Russian-speaking colleagues, and English-speaking staff or guests from abroad. One playlist won’t reach all of them, and good corporate event entertainment doesn’t try to.

Age matters as much as language. The juniors want this year’s hits. The managers who’ve been around for twenty years want the songs from their first office party.

So we build the evening in blocks. During dinner, familiar songs play at a volume that leaves room for conversation. The show itself, with singers and dancers on stage together, works in any language.

Then comes the party, with Israeli hits, Russian classics for those who ask, and English covers almost everyone knows. If most of your team speaks English, English can lead the whole night.

Can effects mark a product launch or an award?

Yes, and they go off on your cue. For a launch, the room goes dark and haze fills the light beams. Cold sparks or confetti fire the second the product is revealed. At an awards evening, a burst of confetti as the winner’s name is read does the job.

Tell us how the reveal works, whether it’s a screen, a curtain or a car driving in. We’ll agree on the exact cue with your presenter before the event.

Hotels and event halls have their own rules here. Haze can set off some smoke detectors, and some venues limit confetti because of cleaning. So we check what’s allowed before we plan anything. See how each effect works and what venues tend to ask about it.

Corporate event entertainment on a smaller scale

You don’t always need the full show. A Rosh Hashanah toast at the office might need only the trio and sound. A team party might work best with dancers and a DJ, one of the popular custom combinations.

You can put together your own mix, and we’ll send a price for it. Planning a Hanukkah party or the year-end event? See New Year and holiday parties.

What should the event planner send us?

Before we send a price, it helps to know:

• date, city and venue
• how many guests are coming, and which languages the team speaks
• the run of show: speeches, dinner, awards, launch moments
• your venue’s rules on haze, sparks and confetti
• a contact person for the night

The full show costs from ₪10,000 plus travel. One booking covers the singers, the dancers who perform with them, the DJ, sound, light and effects.

From the organizer’s side, that’s the point of booking corporate event entertainment as one package. Instead of a company party band plus four other suppliers, you share one schedule with one team.