A relaxed wedding afternoon could find its musical companion in Ross McMahon's warm singing and easygoing acoustic approach. Older classics sit alongside current hits, while his own compositions add another side to the covers. You might give those songs room around drinks or dinner, especially if an unhurried beginning feels right for your celebration. His voice and playing have been described as smooth and soulful, a character worth considering alongside the songs themselves. When the mood calls for it, Ross can lift the energy of the performance towards the dance floor.
Watch Ross McMahon perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Warm vocals over acoustic guitar, mixing older songs with current ones, pitched so people can listen without effort. Easy is the default setting. But Ross McMahon can push it harder when the night turns that way and there are people wanting a dance floor, so the same booking covers both halves of an evening.
Full PA comes from him. He needs a power point to plug into and roughly two square metres of floor to perform in. For outdoor bookings, some cover over the performance spot is needed if there is any chance of rain.
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