Robbie Williams songs, theatrical hips and a little chaos make Come Undone immediately clear about the night it wants to create. This tribute show draws on Rock DJ, Let Me Entertain You, Kids, Supreme and Come Undone. Jason is based in Melbourne and also performs solo material, general covers and a Live Aid tribute production. For a wedding, the Robbie show is the distinctive choice when you want a focused theme and guests ready to sing hard with it. Bring it in after the formalities, when the floor can handle the show's full throttle character.
Watch Come Undone: The Songs of Robbie Williams perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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All the Robbie hits, played with the swagger they were written for. Rock DJ, Let Me Entertain You, Kids, Supreme and Come Undone itself, which is where the show gets its name. It's the belt it out at full volume kind of night, the songs everybody murders in the shower done properly and loudly. Slightly chaotic is the point rather than an accident. Jason fronts it out of Melbourne and takes it anywhere in the country.
Sound, lighting, equipment and production are all part of what Jason brings, so the venue isn't left sourcing a PA or a lighting rig separately. What that means practically is one supplier for the whole show. Worth flagging the room size when you enquire, and saying if it's an outdoor one, since the rig scales to the space.
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