Ellie Rose has been at this for more than 28 years. She sings, plays guitar and writes, and her acoustic arrangements pull classic rock apart and rebuild it alongside 80s and 90s material, old and new school RnB, soul and 70s disco. She also works as a Christina Aguilera tribute artist. As a songwriter she's released her own music, played plenty of original shows, and published with a New York label who placed a co-write in several American series and the film Cyberbully. Sets are laid back with a small PA, up to three 45-minute blocks with background music in between. She also works as a duo, Seranada, which suits weddings, wineries and restaurants. Public liability insured.
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Laid back acoustic music through a small PA, which is the right size for most rooms that book this kind of set. Up to three 45 minute blocks, with background music running in the gaps so the room never goes flat between sets. If your timings are unusual, say so and the blocks get rearranged around them rather than the other way around.
Wedding packages are worth asking about, because Ellie works both as an acoustic soloist and as part of a corporate and party band. That opens up a straightforward combination for a wedding day: her solo and acoustic through the ceremony, then the full band on for the reception once the eating is done and people want to dance. One booking, two very different halves of the day.
Public liability insured.
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