Based in Brisbane, Caxton Club play as a six piece with guitars, keys, bass and drums, plus multi instrumentalists who switch parts around throug...
Wedding entertainment in Brisbane
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Current public profilesCrooner material, delivered by a singer whose background reaches well past it. Chris Herden works through Sinatra, Roy Orbison, Elvis, Tom Jones...
Based in Brisbane and travelling up to 200 km, Chris McLaren Music can play solo or as a duo, which gives you a bit of flexibility if you're work...
Couples who want one wedding act that can shrink or grow to fit the night should start here. Christine sings and plays keyboard, bookable on her...
City Fever is a Brisbane show band built for the big corporate night, playing cocktail and black tie by default. But the whole thing can be re-dr...
The person you book is the person who turns up. Paul runs Colliers Entertainment himself, covering DJ and MC work plus photo booths, so nobody el...
Aim this at the wedding where both sets of parents will recognise everything, and the couple is fine with that. Cool Coda are five players from B...
Acoustic guitar, a stomp box and a voice are all you hear at first, but the sound lands more like a full pub singalong than a stripped back solo...
Classic rock is the whole proposition here, so this is one for couples whose idea of a good wedding reception is a room full of songs everybody c...
Small kids getting handed shakers, and the odd brave guest stepping in for a verse, tells you plenty about Dan & Diletta: this Brisbane acoustic...
Think of the long afternoon stretch after a wedding ceremony, drinks going round, nobody ready to sit down yet. Dan Wade works solo with a guitar...
One guitar, one voice, and a loop pedal doing the job of a band, with your guests watching the layers go down live. The style stays mellow and st...
Couples who cannot decide how big the music should be will get further with this Brisbane act than with most. Piano or guitar with vocals on his...
Solo singer and guitarist, based in Brisbane and travelling around a hundred kilometres from it. Daniel Williams is the sort of player who sits d...
Nashville country sung by an Australian with an English accent is an unusual mix, and Darcy Crawford has exactly that kind of sound. He previousl...
Picture the long afternoon stretch of a wedding, canapes and drinks under a marquee, with a band playing rather than a playlist. That's where Dar...
One person does a surprising amount here: voice, acoustic guitar, live looping, percussion, and every so often a kazoo solo. Because the set is s...
David and Michael do not really work from a set list. They watch the room, play what suits it, and keep people moving rather than waiting politel...
This suits a couple who want familiar songs on acoustic guitar and a singer who can keep an eye on the room instead of pushing it. For a wedding...
Think of the long dinner stretch, when guests are seated and talking and the music has to hold a room without a stage. David McCrystal works solo...
DeepBlue's string players move through the room in choreographed formation, so you're watching the conversation between instruments as much as he...
All four members of Deja Blues work full time in music, which is rarer than it sounds in a covers band. Devena De Donatis fronts it on vocals, wi...
This suits a couple who want one person to cover a lot of musical ground without the sound feeling small. Dennis Comino plays acoustic guitar wit...
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Everything for the music of your wedding, in one place: bands for the reception, singers and duos for the ceremony, DJs and MCs to run the night, and strings, piano and sax for the moments in between. Browse the photos and videos, save the ones you love to a shortlist, send us the date and venue, and we will confirm who is available.