The act
Jake and Elwood are back together, and the band behind them is a proper show band. Sweet Home Chicago run the Blues Brothers catalogue out of Wollongong, hats and shades and brass included: Everybody Needs Somebody, Shake a Tail Feather, Gimme Some Loving, Soul Man. Dave Quin and Colin Hardcastle head the line-up. The format flexes a long way, from a duo up through seven pieces to the full 12-piece show, so it works in a function room or on a decent stage. And once the movie songs are done, they'll keep the floor moving with 50s through to 70s dance music, Beatles to Elvis to Elton John. Corporate nights, parties and venues.
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What to expect
Jake, played by Dave Quin, and Elwood, played by Colin Hardcastle, front a proper show band: the story, the brass, the lights, the hats and the shades. The songs come straight off the film: Soul Man, Gimme Some Loving, Shake a Tail Feather, Everybody Needs Somebody. All of them written to be sung back at the stage. The line-up runs anywhere from a duo through seven pieces to the full 12-piece show, so it fits a function room or a decent stage. Once the movie catalogue is done they can roll on into 50s, 60s and 70s dance music. Corporate nights, parties and venue gigs are the regular run.
Performance options
The line-up is the variable. Duo at the small end, right through to the full 12-piece show band, and they'll pick a size that suits your venue and the sort of night you're after.