Electro punk western music collides with nu disco, house, techno and rock when Confetti Western takes the stage. The Ballarat band treats performance as theatre, with costume changes and direct interaction among the audience. Their wedding appearance would be intentionally wild, built around beats, movement and a willingness to leave ordinary genre boundaries behind. They have worked across intimate rooms and festival settings, bringing the same eccentric identity to different scales. Watch the band here and decide whether that colourful theatrical chaos is the reception surprise your guests would embrace.
Watch Confetti Western perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Costume changes, stage antics and a fair bit of climbing into the crowd. Confetti Western play it wild on purpose, pulling nu disco, house, techno and rock through the one set and letting the chaos be part of the show rather than something they apologise for. It scales too. They've done small club rooms and festival stages, and the same energy works in both. Come for the songs, stay for the mess.
They work off the house system, so there are a few things the venue needs to have. A full range PA with subs, at least 2000W for a small or medium room. A console with 12 or more channels, four band EQ, and reverb and delay on board. And two decent stage monitors running on their own separate mix, which matters for a band that moves around as much as this one does. Check those against your venue's rig before you lock in the date.
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