Five pieces, Central Coast, and a catalogue that sits between the 80s and the 2000s. Melissa fronts it, and the songs come from Cher, Pink, Killing Heidi, Bon Jovi, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, The Divinyls, Lily Allen and AC/DC, among plenty of others. They're an easy band to deal with. They like getting in a couple of hours early so the sound is right before anyone arrives, and the fee covers the PA. Parties, venues and functions all work. If you've got a song you want played, ask, because they'll happily send through setlists.
Watch De La Roche perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Easy company, which counts for more than people expect on the day. The band have been doing this a long while and it shows in how straightforward the whole thing is, from first contact through to load out. They bring the same attitude to a small function as to a packed room. The playing is the point, but so is the fact that nobody running your event has to manage them, chase them or worry about how they will behave once the bar opens.
De La Roche like to be in the room a couple of hours before your guests are, and it's worth giving them that window. It means the sound gets set properly while the space is empty instead of being adjusted around people trying to talk over it. The fee covers the PA, so there's no separate sound hire to arrange. Five players need room to stand and a bit of space for gear, so flag the load-in access when you enquire.
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