What to expect
Vocal harmony is the centre of it, with guitars, accordion, mandolin and banjo moving underneath depending on the song.
Couples drawn to vocal harmonies and acoustic instrumental detail could find a wedding connection in Those Folk. Guitars, accordion, mandolin and banjo are part of their musical palette, accompanying the harmonies that sit at the centre of the sound. You could consider an unplugged appearance for a smaller gathering, or discuss a longer performance when you want music to occupy more of the celebration. Their sound takes inspiration from duos including Simon & Garfunkel and Angus and Julia, giving you a sense of the musical partnerships that inform their own approach.
Watch Those Folk perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Vocal harmony is the centre of it, with guitars, accordion, mandolin and banjo moving underneath depending on the song.
Three metres square is the minimum for the performance area, with a power outlet in reach.
At the smaller end, an unplugged setup for an intimate afternoon. At the other, a full music package with a large sound system and long playing times.
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