The act
Australian rock, melodic favourites and cabaret flair all sit within the sound and stage presence Marissa Burgess brings to a wedding. Her repertoire moves across hits from different eras, with a performance style designed to keep guests engaged and moving. Marissa is described as approachable and grounded with clients and audiences despite her established performing pedigree. Presentation matters strongly to her, and she puts particular effort into the visual polish of each appearance. Her strongest quality is an evident love of entertaining people through music, supported by glamour, versatility and direct audience connection.
See Marissa Burgess play
Watch Marissa Burgess perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
Quote on enquiry
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Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Songs Marissa Burgess can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Pop rock Aussie rock, country music, Cabaret, melodies standards, and foreign language hits at all part of Marissa‘s repertoire
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What to expect
Aussie rock, then cabaret, then a morning melodies set, then a standard or two, and somewhere in there a song in another language because she enjoys it. Marissa Burgess pulls from pop, rock, country and disco across the twenties through to the nineties, which is a lot of decades to be comfortable in. On stage she's a glamour act and she puts the work into the presentation. Off it she's easy to deal with, and clients tend to mention that gap. You can book her on her own or with a band behind her.
On the day
For smaller rooms she brings a Bose L1 compact PA and lighting, which covers a venue holding somewhere between 80 and 150 people comfortably. So for most private functions and club rooms you don't need to organise sound at all.
Performance options
Marissa works three ways. Solo is the most common, just her and the songs. A morning melodies show is its own thing, built for a daytime crowd who came for the standards. And she can bring a band along when the event wants the bigger sound behind her. Which one suits depends on the room and the time of day, so mention both when you get in touch.
Insurance and paperwork
Public liability insured.
