As your wedding reception moves towards dancing, Johnny Rollins is worth considering for a featured performance with a pop direction and an R&B background. Alongside singing, his musical life includes drums, guitar and songwriting, with time spent recording as well as working on new material. His song High was written by Jon Hume, whose own band is Evermore. Rollins describes that track as a move towards electric pop, making it a useful starting point when deciding how his music might sit within your celebration. For a couple who want to pause the conversation and gather around a performer, the stretch between dinner and dancing would be an appealing moment.
Watch Johnny Rollins perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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