Guitar, didgeridoo, harmonica and foot percussion, all at once, from a one man band in Port Douglas. Shannon Hunter plays 70s pop through to Aussie pub anthems, and the didgeridoo gives the far north Queensland sets a sound you won't get from a bloke with an acoustic and a loop pedal. Works weddings, functions and venues around the region. All he needs is a power point and a covered, weatherproof spot on solid ground, which in the tropics is a fair request.
Watch Shannon Hunter perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Two things, and neither is complicated. Shannon needs a power point he can reach, and a spot that is fully covered, on firm level ground. That second one is worth taking seriously in far north Queensland, where a clear morning turns into a downpour by four. A verandah, a marquee or anywhere with a solid roof over it will do. If the only option is open lawn, say so when you enquire and he will tell you whether it works.
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