Popular songs take on a folk influenced acoustic character when Cupid's Irony plays them as a trio. Based in Melbourne, the group can create relaxing background music or move towards a more animated party mood. That change in energy makes it possible to picture the same wedding act around early conversation and a livelier point later on. The musicians describe themselves as organised, with information needed for the occasion raised in advance. Listen here to decide whether their warm acoustic folk treatment gives familiar hits the character you want for your wedding.
Watch Cupid's Irony perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Organised is the word Cupid's Irony use about themselves, and it holds up: they tell you what they need well before the day rather than on the day. On the night the music is handled end to end. That means the trio playing, the house music filling the gaps between sets, and a microphone ready for speeches. Three things most people only think about once the room has gone quiet and someone is looking for a mic.
Their own PA and gear travels with them. Give them an hour before guests arrive to set up and run a sound check, and make sure there's decent access for getting equipment in and back out again. Stairs and long carries are worth mentioning early.
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