Lead guitar and singing over recorded accompaniment give Caesar's rock and roll performance a sound drawn from the fifties, sixties and seventies. Rockabilly is also part of the approach, with an Elvis Presley music set possible if you want to give that repertoire its own place. For your wedding, you could build an evening around those older styles, with instrumental music by the Shadows among the further choices to explore. The point when dinner gives way to dancing feels like the place to hear this combination, especially if rock and roll is already music you enjoy sharing together.
Watch Caesar perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Fifties and sixties rock and roll played straight, with rockabilly running alongside it. Guitar and vocals out front, backing tracks and stage lighting behind, and the result carries like a band rather than one bloke with an amp. Ask in advance and one whole set becomes Elvis Presley material only, still built for dancing rather than sitting and listening. A handful of Shadows instrumentals turn up as well, which tends to please the guitar players in the room.
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