The act
If a band played the Big Day Out, odds are the song is in this set. Big Day Shout works straight from the festival's history, pulling the anthems and the deep cuts from the nineties through to the 2010s and playing them at festival pace. Loud, fast, no downtime between songs, built for a packed room singing back at the stage. Two and a half hours live, with a short film of Big Day Out performances during the break, and a DJ option running Big Day Out era EDM if you want the night to keep going. The band can supply full professional sound and lighting, or work to the venue's rig from their stage plot. Ground floor load-in or a working lift, please. Newcastle based.
See Big Day Shout play
Watch Big Day Shout perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
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What to expect
It's paced like the festival it's named after. Big Day Shout run the anthems from the 90s through to the 2010s with no gap between songs, so the room never gets a chance to sit back down. Loud, fast and built for a crowd that knows every word and intends to shout it. If you've booked a room that holds a few hundred people who all went to at least one Big Day Out, this is the show that gets them all facing the same direction.
On the day
If your venue supplies production, it needs to match the approved stage plot and technical specs, which the band will send through. If the band supplies it, they need reliable 240v mains power suitable for professional audio and lighting, a flat, dry, unobstructed path from the vehicle to the stage, and parking close to that load in point. No stairs. For anything above ground floor there has to be a working lift for bump in and bump out. Flag anything that can't be met well before the day so it can be worked around.
Performance options
Four ways to book it. The base is two and a half hours of Big Day Out anthems live, with a short film of festival performances during the intermission. Same show again with full professional sound and lighting supplied by the band instead of the venue. Then the band plus a one hour DJ boiler room set of Big Day Out era EDM anthems, using venue production. And the same band and DJ combination with the band's own sound and lighting. Which one you want mostly comes down to what your venue already has in the room and how late you're running.