Couples who share a love of Crowded House could find Pineapple Head's unplugged tribute a personal direction for their wedding music. The trio puts its own interpretation into Neil Finn and the band's songs, with a relaxed approach and an invitation for the audience to sing along. You might give those songs a featured place during the reception, letting the music you know together shape a moment with the people who have come to celebrate. This feels particularly appealing for an informal wedding where a favourite band's repertoire and a few shared choruses matter more than following a broad musical theme.
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What it costs
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Songs Pineapple Head can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
An example of the many amazing Aus/NZ hits and songs that can be found in our set lists are...Weather With YouSomething So StrongIt’s Only NaturalPineapple HeadFour Seasons In One DayWorld Where You LiveFall At Your FeetDistant SunDon’t Stop NowHole In The RiverMean To MeLocked OutNow We’re Getting SomewhereEverything Is Good For YouPrivate UniverseDon’t Dream It’s OverShe Will Have Her WayMessage To My GirlWhen You ComeBetter Be Home SoonSister MadlyChocolate CakeSix Months in a Leaky BoatWhispers and Moansand more....
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What to expect
Neil Finn's songs, three voices, and no big production around it. This trio play the Crowded House catalogue unplugged and they want you singing along, which most rooms end up doing without much encouragement. It suits a beer garden or a winery afternoon better than a nightclub. Dinner and show, restaurants, markets, festivals, outdoor stages, private parties and corporate rooms all work. You get a big sound out of it without the floor space and the load in that a full band brings.
On the day
If your venue has no PA, they'll handle the whole sound setup themselves and you don't need to organise anything. Where there is a house system, they usually bring their own desk and run it into your rig, which keeps the sound sitting where they know it works. Either way it's their problem, not yours. Just tell them what the room already has when you enquire.
Performance options
The booking is measured in sets rather than hours. One, two or three sixty minute sets is the usual shape, and for a ticketed night or a dinner show a single longer set of ninety minutes or two hours can replace the split. Sound is arranged either way: the band brings its own PA, or plays through whatever the venue already has, and the arrangement changes depending on which one you go with. Melbourne metro and the greater Geelong area are home ground. Further afield is fine, and interstate work needs travel and accommodation sorted as part of the booking.
