A Sydney duo built on guitar and vocals, or keys and vocals, depending on what the room wants. Douglas and Berlioz both come to a gig with years...
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.
Songs from today sitting next to the ones that never went away. Dylan & Jayme are an acoustic duo from Wollongong, and their repertoire leans har...
Book Liberty on her own for aerial pole, lollipop or lyra, martini glass, showgirl, Latin, burlesque, samba or bellydance, or bring in the full t...
Elegance for the ceremony, then a party band for the rest of it. Elisha covers both ends of a wedding day and everything between, with options th...
Acoustic cello for the quiet moments, electric cello when the room needs lifting. Elizabeth plays both, and the list of places she's played reads...
Chris and Mandi are both multi-instrumentalists, which is what gives this duo more colour than most. Chris covers guitar, bass, saxophone and voc...
Gary Johns keeps one of the biggest song lists going in Sydney, and he'll take requests off it all night. Cool jazz and soul for a dinner or a mo...
Liz sings, Greg plays guitar and works a foot percussion setup, and between them Gemini Fever make more noise than two people reasonably should....
Ten years of weddings will teach you where the pressure points are. Georgia Munster sings and plays guitar through ceremonies, pre-dinner sets an...
Twenty years in the industry, and Gerda still writes her own songs. The Newcastle singer's style sits in R&B, soul, blues and pop, with a covers...
Voice and guitar, two people, no fuss. Gigi & Jon play covers around Sydney with a relaxed feel that suits a bar, a small function or the early p...
Pop and R&B songs you already know, rearranged for two voices and an acoustic guitar. GNLE are a Sydney duo who can sit back for a ceremony or a...
Fourteen years of professional playing sits behind Good Vibes, a Sydney acoustic duo split between keys and guitar, with both members singing lea...
Groove Tonic have a deep song list and they use all of it. R&B, soul, rock, pop and dance, running from older material through to what's charting...
Piano-led and acoustic, with pop, indie and older favourites arranged for voice and keys. Taylor Swift, Fleetwood Mac and Vanessa Carlton all fea...
Jazz fusion is where Hanz Monjardin sits most comfortably, though R&B, rock, ballads and other contemporary material all get a run. Studying at t...
Harmony Duo is built on voices. Layered harmonies over a strong guitarist, working either as sweeping acoustic background or as something with en...
Harris and John are a Sydney acoustic duo who stick to the songs people actually want to hear, working through chart material from older favourit...
Hetty Ingram sings solo, and the voice is the reason to book her. Big, raw and honest, with a sharp sense of humour between songs that stops the...
Jennifer sings, Tim plays guitar, and between them they've spent decades doing this properly. The repertoire runs from the 60s through to current...
Live saxophone over orchestral backing tracks is an unusual thing to hear at a wedding, and it's what Jake Sietsma built his Hunter Valley work o...
Saxophone, and it comes in three shapes. Roving sax works alongside a DJ, moving through the crowd and lifting a set without taking it over. Ther...
Both Jarrad and Brie came through Newcastle Conservatorium of Music, and they've been playing professionally together since 2012. Brie sings, Jar...
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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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