Powerful vocals sit out front while guitars, keys, bass and drums give Caxton Club a firm rock foundation for your wedding. The Brisbane group includes multi instrumentalists and describes a shared passion for building an experience that moves a room. Their song choices cross soul, rock and pop, with Superstition, Black Velvet and You Make My Dreams Come True among the options. You could let the stronger rock numbers meet the dance floor, then use the smoother classics wherever the evening needs a change of pace. A strong choice for couples who want recognisable songs played by a substantial live ensemble.
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What it costs
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Songs Caxton Club can play
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April Sun in CubaAin't no mountain high enoughBlack velvetEye of the tigerEnd of the lineOne of these nightsMan I feel like a womanI'll be aroundThose were the young yearsAnother brick in the wallI can't go for thatEvil womanPower of loveSigned sealed deliveredSuperstitionHurt so goodGreaseBennie and the jetsHold the lineI feel goodMustang SallySimply the bestNutbushLong train runningListen to the musicSweet home AlabamaAll summer night longYou make my dreams come trueYoung hearts run freeBaby I love your way
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What to expect
Caxton Club get described as a front line of powerful vocals over a rock solid ensemble, and it's fair. The line-up runs guitars, keys, bass and drums, with multi-instrumentalists in it so parts get swapped around through the night. They've clearly put work into building a show rather than just a song list, and the aim is a night that rocks the venue without leaving anyone out.
On the day
Every member brings their own gear: personal amps, guitar and bass amps, drums, keyboard and microphones. A PA is needed at the venue, though the band can help sort one out if you don't have access.
Set List
Seventies through nineties, and the running order moves fast. Superstition, Nutbush City Limits, Long Train Running, Listen to the Music, Mustang Sally, I Got You (I Feel Good), Signed Sealed Delivered and Ain't No Mountain High Enough cover the soul and funk end. Then there's April Sun in Cuba, Eye of the Tiger, One of These Nights, Another Brick in the Wall, Evil Woman, Sweet Home Alabama, Hold the Line, Bennie and the Jets, Baby I Love Your Way and Hurt So Good. Black Velvet, Simply the Best, Young Hearts Run Free, The Power of Love, You Make My Dreams and Grease round it out, along with End of the Line, I'll Be Around, I Can't Go for That and All Summer Long.
Performance options
Sets run 45 minutes with a 15 minute break between them. Depending on how long you need the band, that's two to three sets, or three to four.