The act
Tristan Hardy and Simon Ward were both playing solo before they put the two guitars together, and the duo sounds a good deal fuller than either did alone. Rock classics, old and recent, done acoustically: Flame Trees, Run To Paradise, April Sun In Cuba, Better Be Home Soon, Livin' On A Prayer, Sweet Home Alabama, Riptide, Teenage Dirtbag. They start with something that gets toes going and build from there. PA, lights and background music between sets all come with them, and they don't need much floor space, just room for two and a power point. Based at Kyabram in northern Victoria.
See Simbolikly Rogue play
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What it costs
Pricing
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Songs Simbolikly Rogue can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
3am, 500 miles, about a girl, all the small things, april sun in cuba, better, better be home soon, betterman, billie jean, blister in the sun, breakfast at tiffanys, brown eye girl, centrefold, copperhead road, creep, damn it, don’t dream its over, drops of Jupiter, flame trees, good riddance, ho hey, holy grail, im a believer, im yours, iris, jack and Dianne, kryptonite, last kiss, let her cry, let her go, let it be, livin on a prayer, mr jones, not ready to make nice, October grey, photograph, pumped up kicks, riptide, run to paradise, save tonight, sex on fire, shivers, stuck in the middle with you, summer of 69, sweet home Alabama, tainted love, take me back, teenage dirtbag, the A team, the gambler, the middle, thinkin out loud, to be with you, to her door, tubthumping, use somebody, wagon wheel, whats up, when I come around, wonderwall, yellow, your beautiful, you’re the voice… and many more..
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What to expect
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.
On the day
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.
Insurance and paperwork
Public liability insured.