Couples whose favourite nights include a film could explore Movie Hits for a wedding reception with a soundtrack theme. The show performs songs from movies, including material associated with Dirty Dancing, Top Gun and Back to the Future. Costumes help establish the setting, giving the performance a visual connection to its screen inspired music. You might choose a featured set after dinner, when everyone can give those movie moments their attention and you can share your own film favourites. Watch here for the way the show presents its soundtrack choices, then enquire about a place for them in your celebration.
See Movie Hits play
Watch Movie Hits perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Songs Movie Hits can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Another one bites the dustCan’t stop the musicDanger zoneEye of the tigerFameFinallyFootlooseGhostbustersGoing gets toughGreaseHeat is onHot stuffI’m a believerJohnny B GoodeLa BambaLady MarmaladeMamma MiaManiacNeutron danceNever ending storyOld time rock ‘n’ rollPower of loveShake your tailfeatherShe works hard for the moneyStayin’ aliveTake my breath awayTime of my lifeTime warpTop gun anthemWe don’t need another heroWe will rock youWhat a feelingXanaduYou should be dancing
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What to expect
The trick here is memory. You hear the opening of "Eye of the Tiger" or "Danger Zone" and you're somewhere else for a second, and Movie Hits build the whole night on that reflex. "Time of My Life", "The Power of Love", "The Heat Is On" and the rest of the soundtrack canon get played properly, with a full production behind them: a serious lighting rig, costumes, the scene set rather than a band in stage blacks. It suits corporate nights, private functions, clubs and pubs, anywhere a crowd is old enough to know the films.
