G-Man & The Powerhouse is a Cheltenham-based band.
The room feels lively with G-Man & The Powerhouse, with rock, pop, soul, reggae, blues and funk all in the mix. Frontman Gaurav, known as G-Man, draws on artists such as U2, John Mayer, Tracy Chapman, Marvin Gaye and Led Zeppelin, so the set has a broad, familiar spread. For a wedding, you could keep things simple with a solo acoustic set for canapes, step up to a duo with percussion, or build out to a larger band with keys or sax, bass, drums, guitar and an optional female vocalist. There's also a DJ option, including acoustic solo or duo paired with DJ, if you want live music early and a different gear for the dance floor later. This suits a wedding that wants one act to cover a few parts of the day without sticking to one sound.
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