The act
The walk down the aisle is already part of what Dane J and Chloe Kay offer as a Sydney duo. Chloe brings a powerful soul and blues voice, while Dane can accompany her on acoustic guitar or keys according to your preference. Her 2024 run to The Voice Top 28 and his fifteen years of guitar work give each side of the pairing its own history. They can move between a relaxed acoustic set and higher energy music, giving the wedding room to change character. Their most affecting moment may be the ceremony entrance, where voice and your chosen accompaniment can focus every guest on the aisle.
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What to expect
Chloe sings and Dane plays, and between them they've got more range than the format usually allows. Her voice comes out of soul and blues and carries genuine weight, which is what took her to the Top 28 of The Voice on Adam Lambert's team in 2024. He's an Encore nominated guitarist of fifteen years who also plays keys, so the sound of the duo can shift depending on what you want. Same pair can sing you down the aisle, hold a loud Friday night pub crowd, or drop right back for a Sunday afternoon with families around. They tell you which one they're aiming at, and then they hit it.
Performance options
Three ways to have them, each running three sets. Acoustic guitar with vocals is the stripped-back option and suits ceremonies and quieter rooms. Keys with vocals changes the texture entirely, warmer and better suited to a dinner or a listening crowd. Or you can have both instruments across the night, which gives the set more variety and lets them move between the two as the room shifts. The number of sets doesn't change. Only the sound does, so pick on what your event needs rather than on length.
