Rock classics take an acoustic turn with Simbolikly Rogue, giving your wedding a way to bring that music into a duo performance. Tristan Hardy and Simon Ward joined together after performing as solo acts, drawing on favourites from earlier years and today. Their approach aims to encourage singing and dancing, with the acoustic treatment running through the rock material. You could consider them for a reception where the songs matter as much as the dancing, and discuss how they can work around your plans. An appealing direction for couples who like their rock songs heard through an acoustic lens.
Watch Simbolikly Rogue perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Two guitars and two voices, working through rock classics with the volume dialled back and the harmonies pushed forward. Tristan and Simon open with something that gets feet moving before people have decided whether they're in the mood, then build from there. Old songs and newer ones sit side by side in the set. It's an easy sound to have in the background early and an easy one to dance to later.
Not much. Room for two people to stand and play, and one power point within reach of it. The PA, the lights and the music that fills the breaks between sets all arrive with the duo, so the venue doesn't need a sound system of its own.
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