Finn suits a couple who want blues and rhythm and blues to give their wedding dance floor a rougher musical edge. The core trio is Jim Finn on vocals and drums, Paul Surany on guitar and Mike Bellamy on bass. Saxophone, keyboards or horns can be added when you want to broaden that foundation. Together since 1999, they perform both carefully chosen classics and original songs marked by humour and observations about contemporary life. This feels right for a wedding that favours a seasoned working trio and blues led dancing over a conventional pop set.
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Finn are a dance band first and a listening band second, which shapes everything about how they play. The material is blues, blues rock and rhythm and blues, and the rock end of it is turned up further than a purist would like. Three piece is the usual shape. But they've got sax and keys they can add when the room wants a bigger sound, and that changes the feel a fair bit.
It depends on the gig, honestly. Every venue throws something different at them and they've long since stopped expecting two nights to be the same, so they stay flexible about how they set up. They carry their own 2,600 watt PA and a small light show, which covers most rooms without you having to organise anything.
At its core this is a trio. From there you can add horns and keys to fill out the sound, which suits a bigger room or a night where you want the band to feel like an event in itself.
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