Australia's tribute to Devo. Freedom of Choice play the 1980 album of the same name from start to finish, in the remastered 2009 running order that Devo originally wanted, energy domes and all. Think of it like watching the director's cut, only more devolved. All pro musicians, and they scale the show to whatever size room you've got. If you want the whole night covered, they can bring an 80s and 90s dance band, or a Violent Femmes set, to follow the album. Canberra based.
Watch Freedom of Choice perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Devo's 1980 album Freedom of Choice, played cover to cover. That's the whole idea, and the band commit to it. If you want a room dropped into the early 80s, back when everybody knew how to whip it good, this does the job pretty efficiently. They can also fold in an 80s and 90s dance band to carry the rest of the night once the album's done.
Size isn't much of a barrier. These are all professional musicians and they'll scale the show to whatever room you've got, small or large, and deliver the same standard either way.
It's the album, in order. Freedom of Choice, start to finish. Put it on and you'll know exactly what you're getting on the night.
Devo is the core of it. From there you can add a Violent Femmes set, or an 80s and 90s dance band, or both, and have the whole night covered by one booking rather than juggling three acts.
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