One person, but it doesn't sound like it. Conall Cassidy uses a loop station to build the parts up live until a full band is coming out of the co...
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.
Ray Kemp on guitars and vocals, Steve Gray on seven string bass. Dusted & Done play Texas blues, and the names they draw from tell you plenty: St...
Joely works out of Hobart and doesn't stop at solo. There's a duo, and there's a six piece band with sax and a female vocalist when you want the...
Fifteen years of playing around Australia sits behind Jordan Millar's acoustic sets, and it shows up in the range. A wedding ceremony one weekend...
Indie pop with a Triple J tilt, played solo, as a duo, or as a trio. Laura Bell released an EP in 2014 and has been working weddings and events e...
Fourteen years and counting across Tasmania, covering weddings, corporate functions and private events. Live music is the base of it, either solo...
Sonia Valentine sings, with Peter Hope or Jack Delaney on acoustic guitar, and both are trained musicians. Hobart based, and the repertoire is ge...
Three configurations, one player at the centre. Solo, Billy Whitton works through jazz, blues and classic pop and rock, guitar instrumentals incl...
Inferno are back after more than twenty years away, and the Hobart party band picked up where they left off. The set runs 70s, 80s and 90s favour...
Acoustic sets first, DJ after. That combination is what Oberon Lane are known for, and it solves the awkward gap most weddings hit when the band...
Two acts in one booking, from Hobart. A mobile DJ rig with high quality PA, wireless mics, lights and a smoke machine, or an acoustic soloist or...
Appalachian old-time music, played fast, on fiddle, banjo, guitar and ukulele. Ross leads on fiddle with Annette on clawhammer banjo carrying the...
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Tony Mak is unusually organised for a musician, and he says so himself. He arrives early, knows the running order, and plays what you asked for,...
An organ group from Hobart, two or three players depending on the booking, working through funk, blues and jazz. Most of it is their own material...
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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.