Rockabilly can arrive with extra punch or settle into a gentler mood when B'Daddy and the Double D's read the audience. The band is now a full time focus for Dave after ten years performing five nights each week at Dracula's. Those earlier nights regularly placed him before audiences of more than five hundred people. For a wedding, that background supports a rockabilly feature able to change intensity instead of staying at one level. Listen on this page and enquire if that combination of long stage experience and adjustable rockabilly energy fits your plans.
See B'Daddy and the Double D's play
Watch B'Daddy and the Double D's perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
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Songs B'Daddy and the Double D's can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Victory LapSmell of GasolineBad ReputationIf it Ain't Got RhythmGalaxy 500Death Metal GuysPlease Don't Take the BabyLet Me Teach You How To EatSpend a Night in the BoxMillionaireWiggle StickBig Red RocketBeerWhole Lotta BabyBig Little BabyStray Cat StrutRock This TownFishnet StockingsNitroMy Girl is Red HotSleepwalkPink and BlackFlathead EightDo You Know What I MeanBaby Please Don't GoWhiskey HighwayCincinnati LouConductor ManDirty SaddleMisirlouRip It UpFat GalComing HomeTwo Bottles of BoozeSmoke Smoke SmokeSo Round So Full So Fully PackedSix Days on the RoadFolsom Prison BluesJacksonGet RhythmSomethin' ElseTwenty Flight RockC'mon Everybody
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What to expect
The volume is yours to set. B'Daddy and the Double D's can push the rockabilly harder than most bands will, and that's the version you want when the floor is full and the night has hit its stride. But they'll pull it back just as readily for dinner, a ceremony or an earlier crowd who want to hear each other talk. They watch who's in front of them and adjust.
On the day
They turn up with their own professional live sound system, so the venue doesn't need to supply a PA. And if the event needs a proper platform, the band can get hold of a mobile stage. Worth mentioning that when you enquire, since it's arranged rather than carried in the truck as standard.