Australian music fills the whole identity of Great Southern Man, rather than appearing as one part of a mixed set. Tim Scholl celebrates songs from across the country's musical history while also introducing more recent Australian artists. The performance can range from an intimate acoustic session to a loop driven dance floor set. For a wedding, that allows you to consider a quieter beginning before turning towards a more energetic national songbook. Fifty years of Australian songs sit within the concept, with local music remaining its clear and consistent focus throughout.
Watch Great Southern Man perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Tim's whole pitch is that Australian music can carry a full night on its own, and he's right. Setups shift depending on the room. A quiet acoustic session works in a cafe over coffee. Turn up the loops and the same act fills a dance floor at the local RSL. Fifty years of this country's songwriting gets a run, from the ones everybody sings back to newer names still building. It's a set that rewards paying attention without demanding it.
Dead simple. If your venue has a PA, he'll plug into that and you're done. If it doesn't, he brings his own PA and lighting, so all that's left on your side is access to power. That's the whole list.
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