What you see is what the band plays, with profile videos captured live on stage instead of mimed to a recording. Face The Day treats its show as a celebration of The Angels and the wider Australian rock tradition. The group aims to perform the classic Angels numbers as authentically as it can. For a wedding, that makes this a focused choice for a couple whose guests will appreciate a set built around one enduring rock catalogue. Place them after the formal moments, when a fully live tribute can turn the reception towards Australian rock and roll.
Watch Face The Day perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Here's the thing they're proudest of, and it's a fair boast: every video on their profile was recorded live on stage, with nothing mimed to a backing track. So what you're watching is what turns up and plays at your event. The Angels catalogue, performed by people playing it in real time.
It scales to the room. At the smaller end that means a tight, intimate setup for a pub or a function space. At the other end it's full stage sound and lighting. Tell them what you've got and what you're after, and they'll build the show to match it.
The classic Angels numbers, all the ones you'd hope for, played as close to the originals as they can get them. Authenticity is the whole point of the exercise here.
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