Couples looking forward to a rock focused wedding party could enjoy Sunset Hooligans and their energetic approach from the opening song. The trio draws on classics from the nineties into current music, with experienced players behind a show aimed at dancing. You might keep that performance for the point when dinner and speeches are finished, giving the band's music a distinct place within the celebration. A possible match for couples who want to make the later reception a lively shared gathering, with rock songs at the centre and time to enjoy them together on the floor.
Watch Sunset Hooligans perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Three players, and the dance songs start from track one instead of being saved for later. Classic pub rock from the nineties through to now, played by a band that's been on plenty of stages. The equipment is genuinely good gear, which you hear rather than see, and they bring lighting so the second half of the night looks like a night rather than a lit-up function room.
Two standard ten amp power points, the ordinary household kind. The one thing that isn't negotiable: the band has to be under cover for the whole booking. Their equipment doesn't cope with rain or direct heat, so an unshaded lawn in January or an open marquee edge won't work. A verandah, a roof or a proper marquee will.
Six of Brisbane's better musicians, and the name is the clue: savvy, as in well informed and quick to read what's happening. Savvy have played hu...
Jazz can sit beside chart music in a Dr Groove set, with room for rock, R&B and a musical theatre number as the evening develops. The act is desi...
Couples who want to draw on several generations of music could start their wedding conversation with Midnight Groove's broad repertoire. The band...
