The room takes on the energy of a jump and jive night when Big Bad launches into swing, soul and rock and roll. The Gold Coast act focuses on music from the fifties, sixties and seventies. Mikey, Terry, J Sax and Paulie make up the named four person line up. For a wedding, that places the band firmly in the reception for guests who enjoy dancing to an earlier era. This suits a couple who want a dedicated vintage dance sound rather than a broad set with no particular identity.
Watch Big Bad perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Mikey, Terry, J-Sax and Paulie play 50s, 60s and 70s swing, soul and rock and roll, and they aim it squarely at people who want to dance. Jump and jive crowds are the natural audience. The saxophone in the line-up is what gives it the swing feel rather than a straight-ahead guitar sound. They hold the title of Queensland's number one rock and roll act, so the dance floor is used to filling up.
What "BIG BAD" need is a dry, covered performance area that's safe to work in, with power close by and easy to get to. Straightforward enough indoors. Outdoors it's worth checking the spot has cover overhead and a power point within reach before the day.
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