Hoot 'N' Daddies is a Brisbane-based country band.
Hoot N Daddies suit a couple who want modern American country to carry their wedding from dinner into dancing. An earlier set can stay with softer country material before the band turns towards the bigger songs later in the evening. Their repertoire draws on Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, Keith Urban, Shania Twain, Zac Brown Band and other major country artists. The band has performed at many weddings, and the format can be adjusted with extra members or shaped towards either a quieter opening or a full country celebration. A natural choice for a wedding where country music is part of the couple's story.
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What it costs
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Songs Hoot 'N' Daddies can play
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...and always adding more country mega-hits as they come out!9 To 5 – Dolly PartonAchy Break Heart – Billy Ray CyrusAlways On My Mind – Willie NelsonAmarillo – Peter KayeAmazed – LonestarAmerican Pie – Don MacLeanBad Moon Rising – CreedenceBlue Moon Of Kentucky (Planes, Trains And Automobiles!)Boot Scootin’ Boogie – Brooks and DunnChatahoochie – Alan JacksonChicken Fried – Zac Brown BandCoat Of Many Colours – Dolly PartonConvoy – CW McCallCopperhead Road – Steve EarlCountry Roads – John DenverThe Coward Of The County – Kenny RogersCruise – Florida Georgia LineD-I-V-O-R-C-E – Tammy WynetteDelilah – Tom JonesDesperado – The EaglesThe Devil Went Down To Georgia – The Charlie Daniels BandDuelling Banjos – Classic!The Fighter – Keith UrbanFolsom Prison Blues – Johnny CashFriends In Low Places – Garth BrooksFrom This Moment On – Shania TwainThe Gambler – Kenny RogersGet A Haircut & Get A Real Job! – George ThroughgoodGrandma’s Featherbed – John DenverGreen Door – Shakin StevensHave You Ever Seen The Rain? – CreedenceHeartache Tonight – The EaglesHoney, I’m Home! – Shania TwainHotel California – The EaglesHow Do I Live – Tricia YearwoodI Walk The Line – Johnny CashI Wanna Be A Cowboy! – Boys Don’t CryIslands In The Stream – Kenny and DollyIt’s 5 O’clock Somewhere – Alan Jackson/Jimmy BuffettI’ve Been Everywhere, Man! – Various!Jackson – Johnny CashJolene – Dolly Parton!King Of The Road – Roger MillerLegs! – ZZ TopLivin’ Next Door To Alice (Alice?!) – Smokie/GompieLookin’ Out My Back Door – CreedenceLove To Have A Beer With Duncan – Slim DustyMan Of Constant Sorrow – The Soggy Bottom BoysMAN! I Feel Like A Woman – Shania TwainMississippi – PussycatMy Name Is Sue – How Do You Do! – Johnny CashNeon Moon – Brooks and DunnOn The Road Again – Willie NelsonOne Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer – George ThoroughgoodOrange Blossom Special – Charlie McCoyProud Mary – CreedencePub With No Beer – Slim DustyQueen Of Hearts – Juice NewtonRawhide! – The Blues BrothersRed Necked Woman – Gretchen WilsonRing Of Fire – Johnny CashRock This Country! – Shania TwainRocky Mountain Way – The EaglesRockytop Tennessee – The Osborne BrothersSharp Dressed Man – ZZ TopSomebody Like You – Keith UrbanStand By Your Man – Loretta LynnSweet Home Alabama – Lynyrd SkynyrdTake It Easy – The EaglesTake It To The Limit – The EaglesTake This Job And Shove It! – Goerge ThoroughgoodTennessee Whiskey – Chris StapletonThank God I’m A Country Boy – John DenverThat Don’t Impress Me Much – Shania TwainThese Boots Are Made For Walkin’ – Nancy SinatraTravellin’ Band – CreedenceTreat Her Right – George ThoroughgoodTush! – ZZ TopWe Owned The Night – Lady AntebellumWell-Hung Ploughboy – Rodney Rude
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What to expect
Country is everywhere on the charts right now and this band has built a party around it. Keith Urban, Shania Twain, Alan Jackson and Garth Brooks are all in the book, along with Rascal Flatts, Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney and George Strait. The night usually runs in stages. A cruisy dinner set of softer country while people eat, then once dessert and the speeches are done the band come back and push it properly, finishing on the big anthemic ones. A wireless microphone is there for speeches if you need it, just ask.
On the day
All the staging and production gear comes with the band, so there's nothing for you to hire or organise. Setup takes about 30 minutes, and that includes a silent soundcheck. No drum thumping and guitar squeals over the top of your guests while they're arriving, which sounds like a small thing until you've sat through one.
Performance options
Most of it bends to suit you. Extra members can be added if you want a bigger sound on stage. They usually arrive around 6pm, but they'll come earlier when your guests need the band ready sooner. And the volume is a choice, not a default. They can play it as a full country party from the first song, or hold back for a set or two and keep the early part of the night relaxed before it opens up.
