A gentle wedding gathering could build into a rock and roll party with The Australian Mark Lindsay, whose performance moves between ballads and fuller rock. The one man band uses percussion, effects and backing tracks to create a full band sound, with classic hits at the centre of the music. You can consider a progression from softer country and pop into more energetic songs, letting the musical character change as your reception unfolds. He has performed across Victoria since 2015, bringing that live background to a show that can provide three hours or more of music.
Watch The Australian Mark Lindsay perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Three hours or more, and the running order is deliberate. Early on it is soft country and pop, gentle enough for people still eating and talking. As the room warms up the material climbs into rock and roll and stays there. One performer, but percussion, effects and backing tracks fill the sound out. Material stretches from the 50s through to the 90s.
Two square metres of floor is genuinely enough for this one, plus a power point somewhere nearby. Playing inside is the preference. Outdoor bookings are fine as well, so long as the spot they perform from sits under cover and out of the weather.
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