A listening feature during your wedding afternoon could give Tom Flood's folk and blues songs a place to unfold. He performs on acoustic guitar, harmonica and banjo, with a musical mix that includes alternative country, sixties folk revival and original material. You could discuss a set of older songs or a performance built entirely around his twenty first century originals, with duo and trio options also possible. His performing history reaches back to the late nineties on the New South Wales east coast, and he moved to Margaret River in 2024.
Watch Tom Flood perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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You pick the shape and Tom Flood builds the set accordingly. A solo concert, a venue gig or a house concert, plugged into a PA or entirely unplugged. The material can lean 20th century folk blues, or 60s folk revival, or alt-country with a few pop songs threaded in, or a night of his own originals. A duo or trio can be supplied where you want more than one player.
Level ground, dry, with something over the top of it. A power point, and unloading access somewhere near the playing spot. He brings a 400 watt PA, so the venue doesn't need to own one. If yours does, he'll plug into it and needs two microphone inputs and two instrument inputs. Or the whole thing goes unplugged and none of it matters.
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