Guitar and voice, Sydney based, playing up to three 45 minute sets with a short break between each. The Stockwell Duo lean on songs people already know, old and new in the same breath, so you might get Stevie Wonder's Isn't She Lovely sitting next to Sabrina Carpenter's Espresso, or Elvis followed by Laufey. They'll bring a PA and keyboard if the venue hasn't got one, and the guitar and microphones always come with them. Requests are welcome with a bit of notice. Suits weddings, restaurants and any room where you want music without the volume taking over the conversation.
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Songs The Stockwell Duo can play
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Man I Need - Olivia DeanBlame It On The Boogie - Jackson 5From The Start - LaufeyIsn't She Lovely - Stevie WonderCan't Help Falling In Love - ElvisSummertime - GershwinParty in the USA - Miley CyrusValentine - LaufeyBlue Suede Shoes - ElvisDon't Stop Moving - SClub7Barbie Girl - Jazz CoverSay A Little Prayer - Aretha FranklinCall Me Maybe - Carly Rae JepsonMr BrightsideEspresso - Sabrina CarpenterSomebody That I Used to Know - GotyeWalking on Sunshine
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What to expect
Up to three sets, 45 minutes each, with 10 to 15 minutes off between them. The Stockwell Duo pull from songs people already recognise, old and new sitting side by side, so nobody spends the night waiting for something they know. If a particular song has to feature, say so. Ask early. Requests outside the usual sets can be arranged with enough notice, though there's a bit more involved for the duo in learning something new.
On the day
Their guitar and their microphones come along every time, no exceptions. If the venue has a PA and a keyboard, they'll happily use what's there. If it hasn't, they've got both and will bring them along, so an empty function room or a house is no obstacle. Just tell them which situation you're in when you enquire, because it changes the load in.