Your wedding reception could have an energetic cover band feel with Vintage Vibes, combining Mel's singing and Martin's electric guitar in a two performer format. Backing tracks provide bass and drums beneath the live vocals and guitar, with guitar solos and an enthusiastic stage presence part of the performance. The Perth duo covers classic rock, favourites from the seventies, eighties and nineties, and current hits, tailoring the setlist to the occasion. That mix feels particularly appealing if you want strong singing and electric guitar at the centre of your wedding music, with songs that reach across different decades.
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Mel sings, Martin plays electric guitar, and backing tracks supply the bass and drums, so what reaches the room is fuller than two people ought to manage. Both of them clearly enjoy the songs they've chosen, and they play towards the crowd rather than at the back wall.
Everything travels with the duo. That means the PA system, the guitar amplifiers, and a handful of stage lights to give the corner they're playing in some shape once the room dims. It's a short list because there's nothing left for the venue to go and find. A pub with a proper stage and a function room with none both work out the same way.
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