For a couple who'd rather the band looked like they were enjoying the wedding as much as the guests, this is a Perth band to hear early in your search. Experienced and professional about the job, and laid back about everything else, Afterglow call themselves a band who know how to have fun. Weddings sit alongside private parties, pubs, clubs and council nights in what they play, which is a wide spread of rooms to have read. Ask them how they'd pitch a set to your crowd, and what a night with them sounds like. The time to hear them is late in the reception, when the speeches are done, the jackets are off and the room has stopped being formal.
See Afterglow play
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What it costs
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Songs Afterglow can play
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An example of some songs we play.. we are always adding new songs!Don't Change - INXS,Long Way to the top - AC/DCDon't Stop - Fleetwood MacJolene - DollyThe Gambler - Kenny R.Folsom Prison - J. CashEvie - The WrightsProud Mary - CCROn my Mind - PowderfingerThe Best - Tina TurnerOne way or Another - BlondieKhe Sahn / Flametrees - Cold ChiselValerie - Amy WinehouseLonely boy - The Black Keys
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What to expect
Aussie rock, sixties through nineties covers and a room that gradually forgets it was meant to be a formal function. Afterglow have played enough council nights, weddings, corporate dos and pub gigs to read a crowd early and pitch the set accordingly. Khe Sanh and a run of Cold Chisel sit next to Fleetwood Mac, Blondie and Tina Turner, and newer additions like Powderfinger and The Black Keys keep turning up. What you notice most is how relaxed they are about all of it. Nobody is performing at you. They look like four people enjoying a good night, which is usually the thing that tips a Perth room onto the dance floor.
