Voice and guitar are all Tessa Power & Adam Kiyuna use to create their dynamic duo sound, giving your wedding a simple musical combination to explore. They mix classics from different genres and eras, adding their own touches to the songs rather than limiting the repertoire to one period. You might enjoy that approach during reception drinks, where a cover you love could take on a personal interpretation within the gathering. The pair has played together for five years, appearing at events and pubs throughout Queensland and building a shared performing background to bring to the music.
Watch Tessa Power & Adam Kiyuna perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Tessa and Adam play to the room, not to a schedule. Breaks land where the night wants them rather than on a fixed timetable, so a good stretch on the dance floor is not cut short because the clock says so. One voice, one guitar, and a bigger sound than that suggests after five years of playing as a pair. Their focus is squarely on your guests enjoying the evening.
If your venue has no PA, the duo bring one. What they do ask for is something to play recorded music through while they are off, an iPod or a phone will do the job. Keep a parking spot free near where gear comes in and out. Allow roughly an hour ahead of the first song for setting up and sound checking.
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