Your wedding dancing could have a full band sound from just two performers with PT 109, whose guitar and bass sit over backing tracks. Peter Cook takes lead guitar and vocals, while Tony Allen provides lead vocals and bass guitar across a broad selection of popular songs. Their repertoire includes Modern Girl by James Freud and The Radio Stars, with Peter's earlier work in that group another connection to the music. Watch here to get a sense of the duo together, then enquire about the songs and reception mood you would like to explore for your celebration.
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The point of the night is getting people out of their chairs and singing along, and that is what the two of them aim for from the first song. With backing tracks filling in the drums, the arrangements land close to how you remember the records, so the recognition is instant. Expect a dance floor rather than a listening room. A daytime morning melodies crowd gets the same treatment as a party still going at midnight.
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