What to expect
Three voices in close harmony, from singers with genuine pedigree behind them. The nostalgia does a lot of the work, and so does the personality between songs.
The Swell Sisters, Sweethearts of the 60s
The act
The Swell Sisters, Sweethearts of the 60s is a Leichhardt-based cover band.
Nostalgia with a playful personality is the atmosphere of The Swell Sisters, Sweethearts of the 60s, giving your wedding an invitation to dress the part. Three voices lead a colourful performance that can work as a dinner show, music for dancing or a combination of the two. You might choose a feature during the meal and keep the later music for the floor, especially if the period's style means something to you. The show can be tailored to your theme, with either a live band or backing tracks accompanying the singers.
See The Swell Sisters, Sweethearts of the 60s play
Watch The Swell Sisters, Sweethearts of the 60s perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
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For your exact date, venue and running time, we send an itemised quote.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Songs The Swell Sisters, Sweethearts of the 60s can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
~Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow: The Shirelles ~I Only Want To Be with You: Dusty Springfield ~ I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself: Dionne Warwick ~River Deep, Mountain High: Tina Turner ~You Don't Own Me: Lesley Gore ~Lipstick on Your Collar: Connie Francis ~Wishin' and Hopin': Dionne Warwick ~Anyone Who Had A Heart: Cilla Black ~Downtown: Petula Clark ~You Don't Have to Say You Love Me: Dusty Springfield ~Those were the Days: Mary Hopkin ~The Look of Love: Dusty Springfield ~At Last: Etta James ~Be My Baby: The Ronnettes ~My Guy: Mary Wells ~Never Loved a Man: Aretha Franklin ~He's a Rebel: The Crystals ~It's In His Kiss (Shoop Shoop Song): Betty Everett ~Dancing in the Street: Martha & The Vandellas~Respect: Aretha Franklin ~Rescue Me: Fontella Bass ~Walk on By: Dionne Warwick ~Where the Boys Are: Connie Francis ~Stop in the Name of Love: The Supremes ~My Baby Just Cares for Me: Nina Simone~Da Do Ron Ron: The Crystals ~Ain't No Mountain High Enough: The Supremes ~These Boots Were Made for Walkin': Nancy Sinatra ~Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps: Doris Day ~Can I Get A Witness: Marvin Gaye ~Locomotion: Little Eva ~Band of Gold: Freda Payne ~Heatwave: Martha & the Vandellas
Good to know
On the day
Three radio mics and a vocal PA, plus staging and lighting that suits the room. The platform itself can be modest or a proper stage, whichever your venue runs to. Under 100 guests, they'll bring their own sound system instead.
Performance options
Two versions of the same show. One runs on backing tracks with a big audio visual presentation behind it. The other puts a live band on stage. Either way the material can bend towards a theme you've already set. Smaller events, under 100 guests, get the sound system included. And the format's up to you: a seated dinner show, straight dance music, or a bit of both across the night.
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