An acoustic twang runs through The McAvaneys' covers, with Queen and Johnny Cash both finding a place in their song choices. Damo and Graham are the duo behind the act, whose music encourages singing along, and they have also released an EP and album of original work. You might bring that approach into a wedding afternoon, with the songs accompanying a gathering of family before the evening begins. Listen for their treatment of artists such as Bowie and Tom Petty, then enquire about the songs you would like to make part of your own celebration.
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Damo and Graham aim for one outcome, which is a room full of people singing back at them and a few of them dancing. Two acoustic guitars, two voices, and songs chosen because a crowd knows the words. It lands best on a Sunday afternoon in the sun or in a pub with a decent bar crowd, and it's built for volume of enthusiasm rather than volume of amplification.
They bring a PA themselves, so the venue doesn't need to supply sound. Two things from your end: somewhere for the pair to stand and play, and a working power point they can reach.
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