Five musicians, a Newcastle base, and a song list that runs from the 60s all the way to Blinding Lights and As It Was. The CEOs Band can sit back for dinner music, then lean into Mr Brightside and Thunderstruck once the floor fills. There's a country rock streak in there too, with Shania Twain and Dolly Parton turning up alongside the pub rock. For weddings they'll cover the ceremony, the quiet early hours and the dancing later on, and the group can strip back to a duo or play instrumental sets where a full band would be too much. All they ask for is power and enough room for five players and their gear. Insured.
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Songs The CEOs Band can play
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2000’s onMurder on the DancefloorHey Ya!Grace KellyEverybody TalksBlinding LightsAs It WasValerie (Amy Winehouse)RehabBetter (Screaming Jets)RosaleeMy Dad Was a SpyMr BrightsideA Little Respect (Wheatus)Love StoryCan’t get you Out of My HeadCorner of the Earth1990’sSmoothMan! I Feel Like a Woman9 to 5Love ShackBoot Scootin’ BoogieBoot Scootin’ BabyFeliz NavidadTornYou oughta knowZombieWannabeUFOBohemian Like YouDreams (Cranberries)Thunderstruck1980’sA Hazy Shade of WinterTime After TimeAvalonWould I Lie to YouThorn in My SideWalk Like an EgyptianTake On MeAnd She WasCall MeBack on the Chain GangChrome Plated HeartEcho BeachAlone with YouSweet CarolineSummer of ’69Flame TreesFriday I’m in LoveI Want Your Love (Transvision Vamp)No Secrets (The Angels)1970’sVenusRock ’n’ RollAtomicHeart of GlassDenisApril Sun in CubaIt’s Too LateSilver MoonBlack Magic WomanCrazy LoveMuskrat LoveSweet Home AlabamaWild NightLady MarmaladeI Need a LoverThank God I’m a Country GirlWaterlooGimme Gimme GimmeOne Way or AnotherAm I Ever Gonna See Your Face AgainBoys in TownKnock on WoodNutbush City LimitsPre 1960’s & 1960sSanta Claus Is Coming to TownKing of the RoadRawhideRiver Deep – Mountain HighSon of a Preacher ManHappy TogetherSuspicious MindsI’m a BelieverI Only Want to Be With YouSpirit in the SkyGimme Some LovingRespectMustang SallyThe Beat Goes OnThese Boots Are Made for Walkin’I Saw Her Standing ThereI’ll Make you HappyYou Never Can TellBirthday (Beatles)
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On the day
Enough space for five musicians and their instruments, plus a power point on site. Nothing beyond that. Worth thinking about the footprint honestly if you're squeezing them into a corner of a function room, because five players with amps and a kit take up more floor than a mental picture of it suggests.
Performance options
Normally you get five players working through rock covers from the 60s up to Blinding Lights and As It Was. It doesn't have to stay that size. A duo works where a full band would be too much, and the group can play quiet instrumental sets for dinner music before lifting into the party material later. Weddings get the whole arc covered: music for the ceremony, background playing through the early part of the celebration, then the dance band for the back half of the night. A sound engineer can be brought in as well if the venue calls for one.