If your wedding taste stretches from sixties songs to current party music, The Hitmen could give you a broad repertoire to explore together. The Gold Coast band includes music associated with Bruno Mars, Bon Jovi, ABBA, Elvis and Tom Petty, alongside material from the seventies and eighties. Their performance can move from easy listening dinner music towards dance music later, with trio and four piece versions available to suit your preferred scale. The lineup features Angus and Bobby, who reached the Top 24 on Australian Idol in 2023, adding a specific performance credit to the band's background.
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Hit songs the whole room recognises, pitched to the hour of the night. Early on that means easy-listening material to eat and talk over. Later it turns into dance music with some push behind it. The band works as a trio or a four piece, so the size can be matched to the room you're filling.
At least one electrical outlet at the stage end of the room. A stage or floor area of roughly six metres by two if the venue can manage it, though they'll work with less when the room is tight. Tell them what you've got and they'll fit the line-up to it.
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