The act
Upbeat blues led by guitar, harmonica and layered vocals gives Billy K a full and flexible sound. The act performs both original songs and classic covers, drawing influence from Robert Johnson, BB King, Eric Clapton and the Allman Brothers. A duo can combine keys, guitar and voices, while the three member version adds drums and bass or keyboards. Four members bring guitar, bass, keys, drums, harmonica and three part vocals into the wedding. This suits a couple who want blues at the core with choices over both line up and instrumental colour.
See Billy K play
Watch Billy K perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
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Good to know
What to expect
Upbeat blues, played by a band that can shift shape depending on the room. You'll hear classic covers sitting next to their own material, and the emphasis is on keeping things moving rather than long slow numbers. It works in a club or a pub, and it works just as well at a festival, a market day, a corporate function or a private party in someone's backyard. First class playing, no fuss about it.
On the day
They'll want a covered stage or an indoor space inside the venue, so the gear stays dry and the players aren't in the weather. Beyond that it's straightforward. The band can bring a full PA system and lighting for the show, which saves you sourcing production separately. Let them know the size of the room and the line-up you're after when you enquire.
Performance options
Three sizes to pick from. The duo is keyboard, guitar and vocals, which suits smaller rooms and lower volume. Step up to the three piece and you get guitar, drums and either bass or keys, with vocals across it. The four piece is the full thing: guitar, bass, keys, drums, harmonica and three part vocal harmony. Tell them the space and the crowd when you enquire and they'll point you at the right one.
Insurance and paperwork
Public liability insured.