The act
An uncluttered acoustic sound can give the wedding room a relaxed, direct feeling when Lucie Glang begins her solo set. Her performance combines acoustic playing with a stompbox, adding a rhythmic foundation while keeping the focus on one musician. Playback accompaniment is another available option, allowing the texture to expand beyond the core solo presentation. Lucie is newly arrived in Australia, making this a chance to hear an act at the beginning of a fresh local chapter. The moment to hear her is during wedding drinks, when a solo acoustic performance can colour the atmosphere while guests connect.
See Lucie Glang play
Watch Lucie Glang perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
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Songs Lucie Glang can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
- Home (Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros)- The Best (Tina Turner)- Scarborough Fair / The Boxer (Simon & Garfunkel)- Wicked Game (Chris Isaac)- Eye of the Tiger- Running up that Hill- Thank you (Dido).etc.
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What to expect
Solo acoustic, with a stomp box under it for a bit of rhythm, played through an AER Compact Mobile 2 acoustic amplifier. Lucie Glang can also bring backing tracks along if the night wants more than one instrument's worth of sound. It's a small, self-contained setup that suits a room where the music should be present without dominating it.
On the day
For a short set, nothing at all. The amp runs on its own battery, so a ceremony or a couple of hours over canapes needs no power at your end. Push past two hours, though, and Lucie Glang may need a socket to keep going, so it's worth having one within reach. The other ask is parking close to the venue, since the gear has to come out of a car and back into it.