Couples with a fondness for seventies, eighties and nineties rock could build a wedding music conversation around Stereodayz. Six musicians make up the classic rock covers band, whose repertoire focuses on hits from those three decades. You might give that music a place after dinner, especially if you want a full band set to become the point where guests gather around the entertainment. Weddings are among the events the band performs for, adding a relevant part of its offering to the sound and period you can explore for your own celebration.
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Six of them, playing the rock you already know the words to. April Sun in Cuba, Honky Tonk Women, Learn to Fly, that end of the 70s, 80s and 90s catalogue. It's a get-up-and-move night rather than a sit-and-listen one, and the Australian material scattered through the set means the older half of the room stays as involved as everyone else.
Stage amps, the full sound rig and lighting all travel with the band. That's the whole answer, really. You're not chasing a PA hire quote or working out whose desk it plugs into.
Same band, different rooms. Pubs and clubs are their regular diary, and they take private parties, weddings and corporate nights on top of that. Tell them what sort of event it is and how long you want music running.
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