Rock songs from across the decades make Copycat an option for couples who want the wedding floor driven by guitars. The show draws from classic and modern rock, with an energetic approach built around singing and dancing. Its members are experienced professionals who describe a genuine enjoyment of the work and a sense of fun in performance. That combination points to a straightforward reception role, bringing recognisable guitar music forward once guests are ready to move. Listen here to decide whether Copycat's decade spanning rock repertoire matches the energy you want later in the night.
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What it costs
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Songs Copycat can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Shimmer – FuelBaby I'm getting better – GyroscooeHard to handle – The Black CrowesI Alone – LiveDakota – StereophonicDrive – IncubusParalyzer – Finger ElevenNo one knows - Queens of the Stone AgeThe Middle – Jimmy Eat WorldFlagpole Sitta – Harvey DangerHoliday – Green dayKryptonite – 3 Doors downI've Got You (on my mind) – Powderfinger. Monkey – The Living EndJailhouse Rock – Elvis PresleyMy Hero – Foo FightersPlay that funky music – Wild Cherry1985 – Bowling for SoupBoys of summer – The AtarisBetter – The Screaming JetsTribute – Tenacious DBaker St. – Foo FightersEvie – The WrightsBrick in the wall – Pink FloydSong 2 – BlurFreak – SilverchairEven flow – Pearl JamAm I ever gonna see your face again – The AngelsKilling in the name – Rage Against the MachineAnd many more...............
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What to expect
An energetic night built on the rock songs that have stuck around across the decades. The aim is singing and dancing rather than polite listening, so expect volume and expect a dance floor. The classics do most of the heavy lifting, and there's a reason for that: people already know the words, and a room that can sing along stays on its feet.
On the day
Where your venue has an in-house PA, they'll run through that. And if there isn't one, they'll bring their own, so a room with no sound gear of its own is no obstacle to booking them.
Performance options
The band carry what they need for their own show. Separately, there is an 800 watt vocal PA system available to hire, which is enough to cover a room of up to about 300 people. That is worth knowing if your venue has nothing of its own and you also want speeches, a celebrant or another act to be heard properly through the day. Ask about it when you enquire so it can be added to the booking.