Australian banter between the songs gives The Widgee Brothers a sociable character you could bring into your wedding reception. Rocky sings and plays rhythm guitar while Rolly handles lead guitar and backing vocals, with the duo also performing as a band of four. Their Australian music takes in folk, country and rock, and performances also feature banjo, spoons and didjeridu among the sounds. Enquire about the songs and ensemble you would enjoy, then discuss where that combination of music for dancing and conversation with the audience could sit in the evening.
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They will play up to four hours, and a lively four at that. Rocky and Rolly lean on great Aussie hits and thread their own banter between the songs. Alongside the vocals, electric guitar and original backing tracks, you will also hear didjeridu, spoons and banjo, which is a broader spread of instruments than a duo usually manages. It is a clean, professional set with a good groove, aimed at people who want to dance.
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