The room feels like a night at the local again when Gotcha reaches into Australian pub rock and familiar songs from the seventies, eighties and nineties. The Rowville band aims for high energy music that guests can dance to, sing with or simply enjoy for the memories it brings back. The Angels, Hoodoo Gurus and Divinyls point to the Australian heart of the act. A usual performance is three sets of roughly thirty five to forty minutes, with the timing and song count adjusted around your wedding. Listen here and decide whether that direct, nostalgic rock energy belongs at your reception.
Watch Gotcha perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Three sets, roughly 35 to 40 minutes each, spread across three hours. That's the standard GOTCHA night, and it moves through Australian pub rock and the 70s, 80s and 90s names most rooms already know by the first chorus. Set lengths and song counts get adjusted for the occasion, and the shape of the night changes with venue size and how many people you're expecting. PA, front of house speakers and the light show all arrive with the band.
GOTCHA play on a level stage or under cover. Six to seven metres wide by four deep is the guide for fitting the gear in, though it flexes with the room. You'll need 240 volt power within reach, and floor space in front of the band so people have somewhere to stand and dance. Anything specific to your venue gets talked through when you book.
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