Two lead vocalists put a clear human focus on Max Zero, with Steve Pisani and Kate Nielsen fronting the band. Classic rock and audience participation are part of the approach, suggesting a wedding reception where you want guests involved in the performance. Behind the singers are lead and rhythm guitars, bass and drums, with backing vocals also in the lineup. You could give this band the point in the evening when the formalities finish and everyone is ready to face the music together. For a couple who would choose a rock show for their own night out, that sounds like a personal way to celebrate.
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Classic rock, played loud, with the crowd doing at least some of the singing. Max Zero aren't a band you hire to sit politely behind the canapes. Six players, two lead vocalists out front, and a set built out of songs your guests already know the words to. The point of the night is a full dance floor, and they'll work at it.
The band brings its own PA, which takes one job off your list entirely. What they'd like from you is time for a sound check before doors, and they'll take it whenever you can spare it. A room sounds different empty to how it sounds with two hundred people in it, and that half hour beforehand is what stops the first set being the one they use to work it out.
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