Josh Goddard should suit couples who want their wedding music guided by the room, with space for covers, originals and requests. He performs as an acoustic guitarist and singer and aims to create an energetic night shaped around the crowd. A solo set can expand to a duo with bass alongside guitar and vocals. The trio adds cello to two guitar parts and vocals, creating a more layered acoustic lineup. His strongest feature is the choice between three clearly different formats while keeping guitar, voice and audience responsiveness at the centre.
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Josh Goddard plays acoustic guitar and sings, and the night takes its shape from whoever turns up. Covers, originals and requests, with a good amount of Australian music in the mix. Quiet enough to sit under conversation early on, then uptempo when the room's ready for it. He's not working off a fixed list. He watches what the crowd responds to and follows it.
Josh brings his own gear, all of it, whether he's playing solo, as a duo with bass, or as the trio with cello and second guitar. The only thing he needs from your end is access to a power point somewhere near where he'll be playing.
Three line-ups. Solo acoustic, just guitar and vocals. A duo, adding bass. Or a trio with cello and a second guitar, which gives the quieter songs a lot more depth. Same player, three different sized sounds.
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