Classic rock, alternative rock, Motown, country rock and pop meet in Dugald Music's extensive repertoire. With more than one thousand songs and over one thousand live appearances behind him, Dugald has substantial room to adapt the wedding set. Progressive rock adds another colour, while singing remains at the centre of the live performance. He is described as punctual, professional and engaging, with personalised options available for an occasion. This suits couples who value real breadth and want one musician able to move between several strands of guitar based popular wedding music.
Watch Dugald Music perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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He turns up when he says he will and plays what he says he'll play. That sounds like a low bar and it isn't. The performance is engaging without being pushy about it, which matters when the music is meant to sit alongside a function rather than take it over. Over a thousand gigs is enough repetition to know exactly how loud a room wants to be, and when to lift it.
A 240 volt power point somewhere close by is the main thing. Roughly three metres by two is enough floor for the PA and space to set the rest of the gear up safely. If your site has no power at all, that's fine, portable power can be arranged, just flag it in the enquiry so it's sorted before the day rather than on it.
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