Mel Clarke sings, and the Co. is a rotating group of full-time musician friends she pulls in depending on what the event needs. That means acoust...
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.
One musician, but rarely the sound of one. Melanie Wason builds her sets with live looping and vocal effects, stacking parts as she goes so a sol...
Mellissa and Paul work as an acoustic duo out of Brisbane, and the line-up scales with the booking. Want it stripped back for a small room? That...
Two people, considerably more than two parts. Melodiousky run lead vocals, acoustic guitar and backing vocals through a loop pedal, building perc...
Vocals, percussion and guitar effects, layered live. Mesmer are a Newcastle duo who move between mellow and upbeat, working pop, jazz, funk and s...
Metta Musica pairs singer and guitarist Portia Briana with percussionist Billy Wild. Portia spent five years building a following along Sydney's...
Michael performs solo around Melbourne's western suburbs, working a set that reaches across the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. Acoustic guitar and voice,...
Three saxophones, clarinet, flute, trumpet, and a voice. Michael Larkin plays the lot, and moves between jazz, blues, funk, soul, pop, Latin and...
Michelle Murrell writes and plays her own songs, and that's the part she'd lead with. The covers are there too, drawn from the sixties right thro...
Michelle Spriggs has been singing professionally for more than 25 years, and jazz vocals are where the training shows. There's a smoky quality to...
Solo from $350 Available as a Duo 'Boxwood Acoustic' from $500
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Millie Atlas writes her own songs and plays other people's, and she's just as comfortable either way. The originals sit somewhere between big pop...
Jazz with a sense of humour in it. MiSa Jazz work as a duo, a trio or a full band around Sydney, playing standards and improvised music, and the...
Sixties, seventies, eighties, right up to now. Missy and Me are a Perth duo whose whole approach is having something in the set for whoever happe...
Sharon Kemp and Adriano Regano built Mood Indigo around music's golden era, roughly the 1940s through to the 1970s, and they dress the part. Clas...
Country, told as story. Lisa is drawn to the storytelling in the classics, and Joseph has form in the country scene, with three top-five hits on...
Two services under one roof in Bunbury. DJ Andre has hundreds of weddings and functions behind him, reads a crowd properly and mixes cleanly, so...
Brothers Darcy and Spencer Ward write, perform and produce everything themselves from a home studio in Melbourne. On record Mother Culture sounds...
Motown Fever work the sixties and seventies soul catalogue out of Perth, available as a duo or a trio for weddings and functions. They also take...
Two people, but not a quiet corner acoustic duo. Moves Like Swagger build their sound around upbeat drum loops and percussion, so a room hears so...
Acoustic guitar and cello is an unusual pairing, and it's the whole point of Mr. Duo. Douglas and Arthur bring more than ten years each across we...
Naia sings, James plays keys, and the rest arrives through backing tracks the pair record themselves in their own studio. It's an electronic pop...
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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.
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We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.