Seven pieces, horns included, and a set list built for dancing. The Good Vibrations play dance hits from the 60s forward, though they're just as happy pulling out tracks most cover bands wouldn't attempt. Guitar, bass, brass, synth and harmonies together make a big enough sound to fill a wedding marquee or a work Christmas party without much help. Expect Uptown Funk, Nutbush, Waterloo, Walking on Sunshine and You Shook Me All Night Long among the familiar ones. Requests are welcome. They bring their own PA or plug into the venue's, and they need about a three by three metre patch to set up in.
Watch The Good Vibrations perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Seven musicians need somewhere to stand, and the working minimum is three metres by three. Any less and the horn players are in the drummer's lap. On sound, you have a choice: they will bring their own PA, or plug into whatever the venue already runs, whichever is simpler on the night. Worth checking with your venue first, because some rooms insist on their own system. Tell the band which way you are going when you enquire so nothing arrives twice.
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