The act
Couples who lean towards eighties pop, rock and Australian pub songs could find plenty to explore in Total Recall's wedding repertoire. The Melbourne party band also includes seventies disco and current tunes, giving you scope to discuss a reception that moves between musical eras. Vocals, guitar solos and a rhythm section shape the performance, which could suit a later evening set when dancing becomes your main focus. Their musicians bring more than twenty years of experience each, and the band takes its own approach to the songs it plays, giving you another point to explore as you listen.
See Total Recall play
Watch Total Recall perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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What to expect
Eighties pop and rock is the spine of the show, with seventies disco woven through it, a slab of Aussie pub rock and a few current songs so the younger half of the room stays interested. Vocals sit out front, the guitar solos are the loud kind and the rhythm section holds it all together. Everyone on stage has been doing this twenty years or more, and it tells in how they read a room. The strength of TOTAL RECALL Party Band is taking a familiar song and making it theirs. Dance or sit and listen, both work.
On the day
Power is all they ask of you. The PA, the lighting, the synced video screens and the music that runs between sets are theirs, brought in and set up by the band. One thing worth flagging early: if the power for your event comes off a generator rather than mains, tell them when you enquire so they can plan for it.
