Six players, classic rock, and a set list you could sing most of without thinking. Sounds of Them cover Melbourne's south east and the Mornington Peninsula with the 70s, 80s and 90s hits: Highway to Hell, Long Way to the Top, April Sun in Cuba, Solid Rock, Mustang Sally, China Grove, My Sharona, Summer of 69, Rebel Yell, Evie, Boys in Town, Hit Me With Your Best Shot. They supply all PA and lighting and mix themselves, so there's no sound engineer to organise. They'll want a stage of at least two by five metres for drums, keys, two guitars, bass and singer, with cover if it's outdoors, and an hour to set up before sound check.
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Songs Sounds of Them can play
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RainSolid RockOut of mind, out of sightDo you see what I seeChina GroveMustang SallyApril SunHungry like the wolfMy SharonaHigh Voltage Rock 'n RollHighway to hellLong way to the topEvie Part 1Kids in AmericaHit me with your best shotBoys in townRebel YellSummer of 69Let me entertain youRock 'n RollGimme some lovin'Don't Change
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What to expect
Classic rock, the songs everyone in the room already knows, whether you've booked them for an afternoon or a full evening. Six players, a set list weighted towards singalongs, and a fair bit of noise. Sounds of Them describe the job as bringing a party to life, and that is a reasonable summary of what happens once they start.
On the day
Six people need room: drums, keys, two guitars, bass and the singer. The stage should be no smaller than 2m by 5m. Outdoors, the covered area has to reach past the edges of the stage, not just over the middle of it. Power wise they want outlets close by, at least two 10A circuits between them. All PA and lighting is theirs, and they mix it themselves, so a sound engineer is one thing off your list. Give them an hour to get set up, plus sound check on top, and another hour at the end to pack down.