Line-up is the variable here. M & The Best Men can arrive as an acoustic duo or as a full seven piece, and everything between, which is why they turn up at corporate functions, weddings and quieter acoustic gigs alike. The material moves across soul, funk, jazz, rock classics, modern pop and current Top 40, and the band picks its way through that depending on who's in the room. A pianist who sings, a DJ option, a trio if that's the right size. They ask for venue access at least two hours before the event so the setup is done well before the first guest walks in. Melbourne based.
Watch M & the Best Men 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.
They need to get into the venue no later than two hours before your event starts. With a larger line up that's not padding, it's the honest amount of time gear takes, and it means everything is set and sound checked well before guests arrive.
The line up is yours to choose. An acoustic duo for a ceremony or a quieter dinner, a trio, a pianist who sings, or the full seven piece when you want the floor moving. There's a DJ option too. Tell them the shape of the night and they'll work out which version fits it.
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