What to expect
The sort of set you would come across on a small festival stage rather than the main one. Ruby Gill plays folk and indie material of her own, and the appeal is in the writing and the closeness of the room rather than in production.
A national tour of South Africa that sold out is part of Ruby Gill's story, alongside festival appearances and her own recorded music. Her debut single bears the title Your Mum, a starting point for exploring the artist behind the stage presence. For your wedding, you might consider a featured performance that lets everyone pause and give the music their attention. Woodford Folk Festival and Oppikoppi are among the festivals she has played, with an arresting presence described as part of her performance. The space between the formalities and the dancing could be a thoughtful place for that listening moment.
Watch Ruby Gill perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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The sort of set you would come across on a small festival stage rather than the main one. Ruby Gill plays folk and indie material of her own, and the appeal is in the writing and the closeness of the room rather than in production.
A simple PA covers it. Two microphones, plus an input for the piano and another for the guitar, which is inside what most small venue systems already handle. No specialist rig, no extra channels to find. If your room already runs sound for acoustic acts, it is almost certainly enough as it stands.
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