Couples who want a broad run of dance floor favourites should consider Crash Bam Rock for their wedding. The Melbourne party band travels through rock, pop and disco from the sixties, seventies, eighties and nineties. Rick Astley, ABBA, Disco Inferno and The Killers show how freely the repertoire crosses styles and eras. Its members share more than one hundred years of entertainment experience, including work locally, nationally and overseas. This is a lively choice for a reception built around recognised hits and a band happy to tailor the performance to the occasion.
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Three sets, each running 40 to 45 minutes, spread over roughly three hours. That's the standard shape and it can be reworked if your night runs to a different timetable. Crash Bam Rock will also hand over a microphone when speeches are due, which covers birthdays, anniversaries and weddings without anybody scrambling for a spare mic halfway through the evening.
Enough floor for a drum kit, guitar and bass amps and a PA. Power needs to be within reach, and the stage area itself has to be easy to get to when the gear is coming in. If the night is outside, put them under cover and have a plan for rain. That last one matters more than people think, because a wet weather backup decided on the day is rarely a good one.
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