This Adelaide five piece suits couples who want their wedding guests treated as part of the show rather than a crowd watching from the edge. The Adelaide five piece carries rock and pop songs across many decades into the wedding celebration. Instead of copying the originals note for note, the band reshapes familiar hits into its own party versions. Dancing is openly encouraged and, when the mood fits, audience members may even be invited onto the stage. The strongest feature is that direct commitment to participation, backed by a large repertoire and a full five person sound.
Watch Generator perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Generator treat the crowd as part of the show. That's the strategy, not a line. Expect encouragement to get up and dance, and on the right night, guests pulled onto the stage to join in. Five pieces, over 200 songs, rock and pop hits from the sixties on, rearranged into party versions rather than played note for note. The set gets built around what your event actually is, so a wedding and a work function don't get the same night.
Sound and lighting can both come from the band where your venue doesn't already have them covered. Say which way you're going when you enquire, so they know what to load in.
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