What to expect
Hundreds of shows across Australia, Japan and Korea, and a song list built to get a room going. The Beatles and The Monkees sit at one end, Abba, Elvis, Bon Jovi, disco and Bruno Mars fill out the rest. Brad's friendly with a crowd and easy to work with, which matters more than people expect on the day.
On the day
Two power outlets. If the party is outdoors and on grass, he'll need a tarp or some flooring underneath so the pedals stay dry, plus overhead cover for the gear in case it rains. Happy to talk it through beforehand.
Set List
Sixties through eighties with a party lean, and the Beatles get a solid run: All My Loving, Eight Days a Week, From Me to You, A Hard Day's Night, Help, I Saw Her Standing There, I Want to Hold Your Hand, Let It Be and Please Please Me. Elvis brings All Shook Up, Blue Suede Shoes and Don't Be Cruel. Australian songs are well covered with The Horses, April Sun in Cuba, Down Under, Flame Trees and Khe Sanh. Then the floor-fillers: Dancing Queen, Celebration, Funkytown, September, Blame It on the Boogie, I Will Survive, Nutbush City Limits, Proud Mary, Can't Take My Eyes Off You and Get Lucky. Add Crocodile Rock, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Brown Eyed Girl, Hotel California, Don't Stop Believin', Livin' on a Prayer, Every Breath You Take, Hungry Like the Wolf, Centerfold, Kiss, I Can See Clearly Now, Stand by Me, My Girl, Save the Last Dance for Me, Just the Way You Are, Shotgun, I Won't Back Down and It's a Heartache, and that's most of a night.