Ten players give The G and Ts a scale your guests will notice before the first soul or disco chorus arrives. A three member horn section extends the central rhythm group and supports the singers across the performance. The repertoire is built from soul favourites, funk songs and disco standards chosen to keep people dancing. For a wedding, this is a substantial live formation to place at the heart of the reception. Listen to the band here and enquire if its large brass coloured Boogie Wonderland is the celebration you want.
Watch The G&Ts perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Dancing is the point, and the set is built to get you there. Soul, funk and disco, one familiar title after another, with the horn section pushing the rhythm along and the vocals sitting on top of it. The G&Ts don't ease into a night and they don't leave long gaps for the floor to empty. If your guests are the sort who need a couple of drinks before they'll move, this is the band that shortens that wait.
There's a three piece horn section, and stage risers for them make a real difference if your venue has any. Brass carries further and reads better with a bit of height behind the rhythm section. Not essential, but ask the venue before you rule it out.
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