The act
A Melbourne trio of long serving players, moving between rock and pop covers from retro right through to what's charting. The useful part is the range within one booking: quiet and acoustic while people arrive, then a full dance floor later, without changing bands. They've worked Crown Casino, the Birdcage at the Melbourne Cup, the National Gallery, Healesville Sanctuary, the Hyatt, Bridie O'Reillys and plenty of wedding venues. Lighting, break music and a full PA are included, and one of them will MC if you ask. For weddings they can play the ceremony, then the canapes, then into the evening. Set list is built around your guests rather than a fixed running order.
See Urban Groove play
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What it costs
Pricing
Quote on enquiry
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 Urban Groove can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Loads of options from 70’s through to current tracks based on your requirements and the entertainment needs of your guests.
Good to know
What to expect
The reason to book a trio like this is that one booking covers the whole spread. Quiet and acoustic while guests arrive, then a proper dance floor later, without swapping bands halfway through. These are long-serving players, and it shows most in how they handle the event around them rather than just the songs. Lighting, break music and a full PA are all part of it. And one of them will take MC duties if you ask, which saves finding someone else to do it.
On the day
The one ask is time. They need access to the space before guests arrive so the gear is up, checked and ready rather than half-assembled while the first people walk in. Give them a window in your run sheet and everything else takes care of itself.
Performance options
For weddings the music can stretch across the whole day rather than a single slot. Ceremony first, then canapes while guests mingle, then into the evening once everyone has eaten. You can take all three or just the parts you need covered. It's worth mapping out early, because the answer changes the shape of your run sheet more than most decisions do.