Eclectic folk textures, warm voices and familiar songs played in unexpected ways define the sound of Little Cents. Their repertoire looks across a century of music, including traditional blues and jazz, pop, folk, rock and current hits. The full band can include two vocalists, guitar, ukulele, drums, percussion and keyboards, adjusted to suit the event's scale. An acoustic duo option places Melissa's vocals beside Jason's finger picking on guitar and tenor ukulele. The moment to hear them is during wedding drinks, when their genuine affection for music can add warmth without narrowing the mood to one genre.
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What it costs
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Songs Little Cents can play
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Aint No Sunshine All My Loving * AbracadabraAll Grown Big Yellow Taxi All About That BassAutumn Leaves Black and Gold * Backs to the WallBetter Be Home Soon Brand New Key Bad Moon RisingBig Jet Plane Budapest Before Too LongBreaking the Law Cecelia Bonfire Heart *Can’t Help Falling in Love Count on Me Brown Eyed Girl *Choice Dead or Alive * Counting Stars *Cold, Cold, Heart Don’t Worry Be Happy Crazy – Gnarls BCome Away with Me Dreams * Crazy Little Thing *Crazy Love Drowning in the Sea of Love Cross RoadsDock of the Bay Feeling Groovy FlowersDon’t Ever Hit Me Baby Exes and OhsDon’t Know Why Feeling the Same Way Dumb Things Heart Break Hotel Eight Days a WeekDream a Little Dream Hit the Road JackEndlessly Get LuckyEvery Breath I Take House of Gold Hey Soul SisterFlame Trees I DoHallelujah I Shot the Sherrif I Saw Her Standing There I Wanna Hold Your HandKilling Me Softly Im Yours Lonely BoyLatch Jolene Paint It BlackLeaving on a Jet Plane PerfectThe Light Two DogsMake You Feel My Love Long Way Home Price TagRoyals to Her DoorScar ValerieSomeone Like You Love Me Like a Man Proud MarySongbird When Love Comes to TownStand by Me the Joker Tide Is HighSummertime Moondance Ring of FireThinking Out Loud Most People I Know Seven Nation ArmyUnder the Milky Way Your WayVincent No Secrets Shame Shame ShameWeatherman Over the Rainbow Stuck in the Middle with YouYou’ve Got a Friend Pretty Lies These Boots
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What to expect
Contemporary folk played by musicians who have spent years on festival bills and at community events, which shows up mostly in how little a change of plan disrupts them. Running behind, a moved stage, a shortened slot: they problem solve cheerfully and get on with it. Music is treated here as a proper art form rather than a night's filler, and the people on stage are paid as professionals doing skilled work. Expect songs chosen with care and played like they matter to the people playing them.
On the day
They'll bring a PA or plug into the house system, whichever makes more sense at your venue. Safe power is the one thing that isn't optional, along with enough time before guests arrive to get the gear up and sounding right. Outdoor gigs are welcome, and they're good at them, but the cover needs to be real cover. Wet musicians are one problem. Wet equipment is a bigger one.
Performance options
There's an extra string to this one worth knowing about. Melissa teaches early childhood music, and she runs musical sessions for parents and young children, which festivals often want alongside a main stage set. So a festival booking can be the band on stage and a family session earlier in the day. Tell them what you've got in mind and it can be built to fit the program.
