Wedding drinks could begin with Sean Dunlop's relaxed bluesy covers, before his performance moves towards more rhythmic singalongs later. Acoustic guitar and harmonicas sit alongside kick drum percussion, with classics drawn from different eras and advance song requests welcomed. He started in a covers band as a teenager and later wrote, recorded and toured with bands, before focusing on solo covers around ten years ago. That change from relaxed playing to foot stomping music feels especially welcome as dinner gives way to the point when you want friends and family joining in together.
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Songs Sean Dunlop can play
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Believe - CherBennie and the Jets - Elton JohnBlue Suede Shoes - Elvis PresleyBrown Eyed Girl - Van MorrisonCome Together - The BeatlesCrazy Little Thing Called Love - QueenDancing in the Dark - Bruce SpringsteenDancing Queen - ABBADon't Dream It's Over - Crowded HouseDreams - Fleetwood MacGirls Just Wanna Have Fun - Cyndi LauperHere Comes the Sun - The BeatlesIs This Love - Bob MarleyKhe Sanh - Cold ChiselMr. Brightside - The KillersNever Tear Us Apart - INXSOh, Pretty Woman - Roy OrbisonOld Man- Neil YoungProud Mary - Creedence Clearwater RevivalRing of Fire - Johnny CashSex on Fire - Kings of LeonSunday Morning - Maroon 5Take it Easy - The EaglesValerie - Amy WinehouseWatermelon Sugar - Harry StylesHoly Grail - Hunters and Collectors
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What to expect
A guitar, a fistful of harmonicas, and a stomp box doing the work of a drummer. Sean Dunlop opens relaxed and bluesy with classics pulled from every era, then winds it up into the foot stomping singalongs that get people out of their chairs. The setup and the playing times bend around your schedule rather than the other way round, so speeches and dinner don't have to be worked around a fixed set. Book far enough ahead and you can put in a song request or two and have them ready on the night.
On the day
One power point, and two to three square metres of flat ground to stand on. That's genuinely it for an indoor booking. Outdoors, have a wet weather plan sorted before the day, because a guitar, a stomp box and rain don't mix and it's much easier to decide the backup spot in advance than to find one while guests are arriving.
Performance options
One quote covers the lot. Sound and production are in there, the lighting rig too, along with the rehearsal that goes in before the gig and the ongoing upkeep of the equipment he plays through. So the figure you get back is the figure, not a starting point that grows once the extras are counted. Travel outside the usual patch and one off special events are handled separately, so give Sean the date, the place and what you have in mind and he will work out the quote from there.
