Electric banjo, harmonica, stomp box, keys, guitar and tambourine, all handled by just two people. Ally Row are a Gunaikurnai/Gippsland folk rock and alt country duo, and Triple J Unearthed winners, whose multi-instrumental setup makes a far bigger sound than a duo has any right to. Warm vocals and velvety harmonies carry honest lyrics that don't shy away from the darker sides of love and mental health, but the beat stays infectious and the toes keep tapping. Sets lean on originals, with covers from the likes of Mumford and Sons and Of Monsters and Men. They need power for a standard PA and about three metres square of space.
Watch Ally Row 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.
Two people making the noise of considerably more than two. Ally Row are a Gunaikurnai folk rock and alt country duo who won Triple J Unearthed, and the trick is how much they play: banjo, guitar, keys, harmonica and stomp box between them. Toe tapping music with lyrics that mean something, sitting somewhere near Mumford and Sons and Of Monsters and Men. The live sound comes out fuller and more upbeat than a duo has any right to.
Power for a standard PA running two speakers, and three metres by three of floor as the minimum. That's the whole list. It's a small footprint for the amount of instruments involved, so most function rooms and backyards will manage it without anything being moved out of the way.
Easy Street started as a Sydney duo in 2009 and the format has been flexible ever since. Two players for a wedding ceremony, an eight piece brass...
Guitar and voice, and a repertoire that stretches further than a two piece usually does. Indigo Blue play jazz, blues, pop, contemporary, RnB and...
Vocals and guitar, all-time favourites, done acoustically. Acoustified are a Sydney duo who shape the set around the event rather than working fr...
