Graham Moes has been a full-time musician since 2014, playing corporate rooms, venues and festivals. In 2016 he took home three awards at the Bri...
Acoustic Duos
Acoustic duos for ceremonies, canapés and relaxed receptions. Two performers, a light footprint, and a song list that suits an outdoor ceremony as well as a long lunch.
Noosa to Maleny, Greg has played hundreds of wedding receptions and ceremonies up and down the Sunshine Coast. The line-up scales with the room:...
One person, a loop pedal, and the full weight of a band coming out of it. Harris has been making music for close to 30 years, spent a long stretc...
Harry J Hart was a finalist for Gold Coast Musician of the Year in 2021 and at the Queensland Music Awards in 2018, and took out Best Overall Gui...
Harry Phillips won the Billy Thorpe Scholarship at the Queensland Music Awards and is putting the funds into a second EP with producers Alex Henr...
Vocals and guitar, arranged acoustically, pulling from pop, rock and soul. The Heidi Kaal Duo run a Brisbane based set that can sit in the backgr...
IMESSA have held a Saturday night residency at Brooklyn Standard since 2018, which shows how they handle a crowd. Brisbane based, they've also pl...
Innessa sings covers people already half know, then slips a few Spanish songs in and the room shifts. The catalogue is wide: Bill Withers, The Cr...
Ivella Entertainment run the audio side of a wedding from the ceremony through to the last song of the night. They're a Brisbane agency with DJs,...
So basically, your day sounds amazing from ceremony to sayonara!
Live looping is the trick here. James builds a track in front of you, layer by layer, so a solo show sounds a lot bigger than one bloke with a gu...
Ten years and counting in front of Australian and New Zealand audiences, and by now Jason Clark has played just about every live music venue in t...
Seventeen instruments on stage, one person playing them. Jay Hoad's one man band show is built around his own material, and the range of it expla...
Rock, pop and country, played solo, as a duo, or with the full Hounds behind it. The list is long and heavily Australian: 20 Good Reasons, April...
Soul, motown, current hits and requests - we do it all!
John Veloso covers two jobs on the same night. First the acoustic side, guitar and vocals, for the ceremony, the canape hour and dinner. Then the...
Everything you hear is played live, on the spot. John Wilkinson builds his sets with a loop pedal, stacking rhythms and beats under his own guita...
Deja Vu Music Singing duo We have a large range of songs from the 50s 2000s
Kahlia sings, plays guitar and DJs, which means one person can carry a wedding from the aisle through cocktail hour and onto the dance floor. She...
Country pop rock, delivered solo, across South East Queensland. Kayla Rose plays venues, weddings, community events and private functions, and th...
Brooke and Crawford Webb have been performing as KULAZ since 1998, working venues from Brisbane to Sydney and overseas. The two voices sit togeth...
Think Ella and Louis, Charlie Parker, Paul Desmond!
Glenna Lynes grew up in South Carolina, Marty Brown in country Victoria, and since moving to Port Douglas in 2016 they've made Lady Valiant a del...
Leigha Moore grew up on a small rose farm in Queensland, surrounded by cornfields and dirt roads, and that country upbringing sits underneath eve...
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Acoustic Duos: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
What does an acoustic duo cost?
Typically between about $1,200 and $3,000 for a ceremony and canapés booking, more for a full reception. Travel and set length move the price. The duo will quote for your date.
Do acoustic duos need power?
Most bring a small battery or mains PA. For a garden or beach ceremony, tell them whether power is available so they can bring the right kit.
Can a duo cover the whole day?
Many can: acoustic sets for the ceremony and drinks, then a fuller sound with backing tracks for dancing. Ask each duo how they handle the reception.
How long do they play?
A ceremony booking is usually 30 minutes of prelude music plus the processional and recessional. Canapés are typically one to two hours. Reception bookings run in sets like a band.
Tell us about the day once.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.