The act
A playful, participatory atmosphere could be part of your wedding with The Bredda Brothers, whose multi instrumentalist performers rotate instruments during the show. Their repertoire stretches from the sixties to current music, with requests welcomed and singing, dancing and audience connection central to the approach. Options include a soloist, duo, trio or full band, alongside DJing, with larger combinations able to include keys or synth and brass. For couples who want their guests involved in the music, that flexible choice of performers and an emphasis on having fun could make an appealing reception direction.
See The Bredda Brothers play
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What it costs
Pricing
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Songs The Bredda Brothers can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
100's of the best tracks covering almost every genre. Tell us what you want!Our team have an events business and well as talented multi-instrumentalists.
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What to expect
The Bredda Brothers swap instruments partway through, mid-show, which stops a long night settling into one texture the way a fixed line-up does. Their list is enormous and runs from the 60s to whatever's charting now, so there's material for every age standing in the room, and requests are genuinely welcome. Themed shows are on the table too: Disney, movie hits, or a run through the Hottest 100 if that suits the crowd. Expect people to sing along and end up on the floor. Between them they've played thousands of shows, and it shows in how quickly they read a room.
On the day
They can bring their own PA and gear, or use the venue's if it already has a decent system. What they need is power, a bit of space, and somewhere out of direct sun and definitely out of rain. Set-up usually takes one to two hours before they play, so build that into when you want the first song to start. They've done it faster when they've had to, but plan for the longer end and nobody's rushing.
Performance options
One act, several sizes. A soloist, a duo, a trio or the full band with keys, synth and brass behind it, plus a DJ set, which means a single booking can cover a whole night from the quiet early hours through to the last song. They'll bring their own equipment or work with what the venue already has installed. Tell them the shape of your event and they'll put a line-up together around it.
