The Going Back Show is live music with the rest of the era attached. Mark and Don play the songs, then bring in the television memories, the old...
Acoustic Duos Melbourne
Acts based in Melbourne and its surrounds. The Yarra Valley, Mornington Peninsula, Bellarine and Macedon Ranges are standard travel for most of them.
32 Bars - a 9-piece showband performing Mark's original jazz tunes
One musician, but rarely the sound of one. Melanie Wason builds her sets with live looping and vocal effects, stacking parts as she goes so a sol...
Michael performs solo around Melbourne's western suburbs, working a set that reaches across the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. Acoustic guitar and voice,...
Brothers Darcy and Spencer Ward write, perform and produce everything themselves from a home studio in Melbourne. On record Mother Culture sounds...
Nick has sung alongside Kate Ceberano, Kasey Chambers, Ross Wilson, Tania Doko, Ash Grunwald, Dallas Frasca and Tash Sultana, and he's been worki...
Soulful, jazzy, a bit bluesy, and never louder than the conversation wants it to be. Nicole Spartels sings weddings, corporate events and private...
Shane and Andy have been playing together as Off The Cuff since 2001, in Australia and overseas, and they'll tell you there isn't a crowd they ca...
Amelia and Ryan are married, which is probably why the harmonies sit where they do. Two lead vocalists, both playing: Ryan on acoustic guitar, Am...
Peter Olsen can turn up alone with a guitar or bring three other musicians, and everything in between: soloist, duo with male and female vocals,...
Two players, a full band sound. PT 109 pair Peter Cook on lead guitar and vocals with Tony Allen on lead vocals and bass, and they use backing tr...
Opera, musical theatre and contemporary pop, and Richard Swanson moves between the three without any obvious gear change. That's the trick of it....
Rod James has played hundreds of venues around Australia, at weddings, engagements and birthdays, and as a solo headline act on his own live show...
Two players, a very long song list, and more languages than most cover acts attempt. Roxx Mixx Duo work Melbourne weddings, corporate nights, bir...
Keyboard, guitar and vocals, and a duo that watches the room. Sicilian Honeymoon play covers across pop, jazz and blues with some originals of th...
Two voices, two guitars, and a run of songs that starts in the 70s and keeps walking forward. SideBySound work out of Mordialloc on Melbourne's b...
Lakota Vella and Rachel Trainor are both multi-instrumentalists, and Siren makes full use of it. Electric and acoustic guitars, a drum pad, loopi...
Gary Soloman plays guitar and sings, Tallulah Lacey sings and handles percussion, and together they've been performing for more than ten years. E...
Something Borrowed formed in 1993, and Adam's vocals over Brendan's acoustic arrangements have kept them busy ever since. The repertoire runs pas...
More than 1,000 weddings, a pile of bridal industry awards, and a fairly clear idea of what the job actually is. Something Borrowed Entertainment...
Soul Obsession is a Melbourne acoustic duo that expands to a six piece band when the event needs more weight behind it. Between the two ends sits...
Salsa, bachata and mariachi, plus bolero for the slower part of an evening and Spanish language pop through the rest. Stefania Serna is a Melbour...
Opera, musical theatre and popera, sung by a soprano and a baritone tenor who talk to the room between numbers. Swellegant work as a floor show r...
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Acoustic Duos in Melbourne: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
What does an acoustic duo cost?
Typically between about $1,200 and $3,000 for a ceremony and canapés booking, more for a full reception. Travel and set length move the price. The duo will quote for your date.
Do acoustic duos need power?
Most bring a small battery or mains PA. For a garden or beach ceremony, tell them whether power is available so they can bring the right kit.
Can a duo cover the whole day?
Many can: acoustic sets for the ceremony and drinks, then a fuller sound with backing tracks for dancing. Ask each duo how they handle the reception.
How long do they play?
A ceremony booking is usually 30 minutes of prelude music plus the processional and recessional. Canapés are typically one to two hours. Reception bookings run in sets like a band.
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We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.