Glam Haven gives Wollongong couples three distinct polished rock tribute concepts presented by one theatrical act. Hits of the Strip draws on Europe, Van Halen and Poison, while separate shows celebrate Motley Crue or Bon Jovi. You can focus the night on one catalogue or combine productions when your wedding calls for a broader rock journey. The group presents this music as a sharp theatrical show shaped around the venue and expected audience. Watch the band in full flight and decide which chapter of arena rock should lead your reception.
See Glam Haven play
Watch Glam Haven perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
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Songs Glam Haven can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
The Final CountdownKiss me DeadlyFallen AngelNothin' but a good timeEvery Rose Has its ThornUnskinny BopHere I go againI remember youYouth Gone WildWhy Can't this be loveDreamsJumpCherry PiePour Some Sugar On MeDr FeelgoodKickstart my HeartGirls, Girls, GirlsHome Sweet HomeSame ol' SituationPrimal ScreamWild SideRattlesnake Shakeraise your handsyou give love a bad namei'd die for youborn to be my babyI'll sleep when I'm deadin these armsrunawayi'll be there for youbad medicinelay your hands on mehave a nice dayalwaysbed of rosesit's my lifekeep the faithblaze of glorylivin' on a prayer
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What to expect
Pick your show. Hits of the Strip runs Europe, Van Halen and Poison and a stack more from that era. The Motley Crue show has industry veteran Nikki Thoroughgood out front as Vince Neil. And the Bon Jovi show is fronted by Max Smidt, one of the more energetic frontmen working in Sydney. All three are the same six piece, and all three are built as a clean, sharp rock production rather than a pub covers set. The show gets packaged around your venue and the crowd you're expecting, so a club night and a private party don't get handed the same thing.
On the day
Six musicians on stage, so this isn't a band you can tuck into the corner of a function room. You'll need a proper stage with enough room for the full line-up and the gear that comes with it. If your venue doesn't have production, they can supply it, which is worth raising early because it affects load-in and how long they need before doors. Send through your stage dimensions when you enquire and they'll tell you straight whether it works.
Performance options
The biggest option stacks all three shows: 40 minutes of Hits of the Strip, an hour of Motley Crue, then 90 minutes of Bon Jovi to finish. The dual books the 40 minute Strip set as an opener with either Motley Crue or Bon Jovi headlining after it, which is a good fit where you want variety but not four hours of it. Or go Pure Bon Jovi, two full sets of nothing else. Longer night, take the three. Shorter one, the dual usually does the job.
