Wedding guests gathering around live music could hear Steve Clark's guitar and vocals as the reception begins to find its pace. The Ballarat performer draws on contemporary rock and pop, with a style intended to encourage people to sing along and dance. His experience includes interstate touring, performances in Southeast Asia and the UK, and television appearances, with a duo called Clarky & Tones another option. The moment to hear those rock and pop songs could be after the formalities, when you can join your guests and let the music take a more central place.
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Contemporary rock and pop, weighted towards melody and the songs a crowd already carries around in their heads. Steve has been at this a long time and it shows in the pacing. People start singing along without being asked, and by the back half of the night a fair few of them are up dancing to the tunes they came hoping to hear. Straightforward, and it works on rooms of most sizes.
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