During wedding drinks, Graham Moes can move from bare guitar and voice into groove led looping. His sound draws from Rnb, Reggae, Funk and Blues while carrying a pop rock character. The performance can be solo, a duo with female vocals, a trio with bass and drums, or a larger band adding saxophone, trumpet or keys. He has worked full time in music since 2014 and received three awards in the 2016 QUBE effect competition. That ability to listen closely and respond to the room remains central to his musical approach throughout a wedding.
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What it costs
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Songs Graham Moes can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
1998 – Chet Faker7 Nation Army – White StripesAin’t No Sunshine – Bill WithersAll Along the Watchtower - Jimi HendirxBack To The Earth – Jason MrazBackpocket - VulfpeckBetter Than – John ButlerBetter Together – Jack JohnsonBetterman – John ButlerBlack and Gold – Sam SparroBlackbird – The BeatlesBlame it on the Boogie - Stevie WonderBody in a Box – City and ColourCall Me Al – Paul SimonCan’t Stop – RhcpCissy Strut – The MetersClint Eastwood - GorillazCome Down – Anderson PaakCome Together - BeatlesCome When I Call – John MayerConfidence – Ocean AlleyCrazy – Gnarls BarkleyCrossroads – CreamCry in Shame – DieselDays to Dust - Tin Can RadioDon’t Stop The Music - RihannaDreams – Fleetwood MacDribble - SyccoDrive – IncubusEnglishman in New York – StingFast Car - Tracy ChapmanFeel Good Inc - GorillazFly Away - Lenny KravitzFollow me – Uncle CrackerForget You – CeeLo GreenGood Love – John MayerGravity – John MayerGreen Eyes - ColdplayGroceries - MallratHallelujah - Leonard CohenHappy – PharrellHey Ya – OutkastI Ain't Worried - OneRepublicI Don’t Need No Doctor – BB KingI Don’t Trust Myself – John MayerI Feel It Coming – The Weeknd I Need A Dollar – Aloe BlaccI Want you Back - MjI Wish – Stevie WonderIgnition – R. KellyIn My Place - ColdplayIn the Summertime - Thirsty MercIris - Goo Goo DollsIsn’t She Lovely – Stevie WonderI’m Yours – Jason MrazI’ve Got A Woman – Ray CharlesLonely Boy – The Black KeysLooking Glass - KingfishaLooking too Closely - FinkLost – Frank OceanLove Song for No One – John MayerMasterblaster – Stevie WonderMoondance – Van MorrisonMove on Up – Curtis MayfieldNo Diggity – BlakstreetNo Woman No Cry – Bob MarleyThe Only Exception - ParamoreOpportunity – Pete MurrayRedbone – Childish GambinoRedhouse – Jimi HendrixRevolution – John ButlerRiptide/All Star/Wonderwall -MedleyRolling in the Deep – AdeleRude – Magic!Scar Tissue – RhcpThe Scientist - ColdplayShimmer – FuelSingle Ladies / Get Low – MedleySkinny Love – Bon IverSlow Dancing in a Burning Room - John Mayer (Funk Cover)Smells like Teen Spirit - NirvanaSo True – The Black SeedsSomebody I Used to Know - GotyeSomeone Like You – AdeleSomething’s Missing – John MayerSoul to Squeeze - RhcpStitched Up – John MayerStolen Dance – Milky ChanceStop This Train - John MayerSunday Morning – Maroon 5Sunsets - PowderfingerSunshine – Flight FacilitiesSuperstition – Stevie WonderTalk Is Cheap – Chet FakerTaylor – Jack JohnsonTreasure – Bruno MarsUnder the Bridge – RhcpUptown Funk – Bruno MarsViolet Hill - ColdplayViva La Vida - ColdplayVultures – John MayerWaiting on The World – John MayerWalkin in the Sun - FinkWatchtower – Jimi HendrixWay You Make Me Feel – MjWet Sand - RhcpWhat Makes A Man – City and ColourWhy Georgia – John MayerWind Cries Mary – Jimi HendrixYellow - ColdplayZebra – John Butler
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What to expect
Graham listens before he plays, and the setlist moves with the room. Solo he'll either strip it right back to guitar and voice, or build the whole thing live with a looper until it sounds like a band standing behind him. The influences are R&B, reggae, funk and blues with a pop edge on top, so think Rolling In The Deep, No Diggity, Redbone. He's done years of original material and festivals, and that's what makes the covers sound like his rather than a photocopy.
On the day
If he's bringing the full production, PA and audio included, allow at least an hour and a half to set up. Open air bookings need a rain plan. A marquee, or a covered alternative he can move to, because the gear can't sit out in it. Worth deciding that before the day rather than during.
Performance options
Solo is the one-man-band looping show and covers most of the ground on its own. The duo adds a female vocalist over the top of it. Step up to a trio and you get vocals and guitar with bass and drums behind. From there the band can grow again with saxophone, trumpet or keys, in whatever combination suits the night. Send through the details of your event and he'll quote the line-up that fits.
