The act
The Billie Jean glove and Thriller jacket make costume changes part of the storytelling in Michael Jackson Tribute Show. Choreography is central to the performance, with individual song appearances as well as longer sets among the options. Songs in the tribute set include Smooth Criminal, Billie Jean and Thriller, and you can discuss your own choices for the sequence. For your wedding, a single featured number could make a compact surprise, or a longer show could become a substantial part of the reception. The moment just before dancing feels like a lively place to gather everyone for the tribute.
See Michael Jackson Tribute Show play
Watch Michael Jackson Tribute Show perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Songs Michael Jackson Tribute Show can play
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• Choose your favourite Michael Jackson songs, and I’ll build the show around themOR• Let me take the lead and create a powerful, high-energy medley that flows smoothly from one iconic hit to the next• Individual songs• Short 25–30 minute sets (great for parties and special moments)• Or a full 2-hour live show packed with MJ classics, deep cuts, and dramatic costume changesLet’s create an unforgettable experience together!
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What to expect
This one lives or dies on the detail, and that's clearly the point. The outfits are recreated properly, the routines are drilled, and the moves land where they're meant to. Between numbers the audio stays clean and the costume swaps happen fast, so the show keeps moving instead of stalling. You can hand over a song list or leave the medley to him. It works as a short spotlight or a full-length show, for a room of adults or a hall full of kids, and there's the option of lighting and effects on top if you want it to look more like a proper stage production.
On the day
Allow 30 to 45 minutes on site for the basic version: gear in, music checked, costume ready, a quick warm up. If he's bringing sound and lighting as well, make it 60 to 75 minutes, since that covers testing everything and setting up any smoke or lighting effects. Got a stage and a system already running at the venue? Then it's quicker, and he'll work backwards from your running order so the show starts when you've told your guests it will.
Performance options
Scale it to the slot you've got. A single song runs about five minutes in full costume with the choreography that goes with it. The short set is four to six numbers over 25 to 30 minutes, with up to three costume changes, which suits a party or a corporate night where the tribute is one part of the evening. The full show goes up to two hours and 15 to 20 songs, greatest hits alongside the tracks only the real fans know, with multiple changes and plenty of talking to the crowd. That's the one for a theatre, a festival or anything on a larger stage.
