The act
Surf shirts, a surfboard, beach balls, and a go go dancer who runs her own dance school. The Wipeouts do 1960s properly, covering both sides of the surf sound: the Beach Boys harmonies and the instrumental side with Wipeout and Pipeline. From there the show opens out across the whole decade, taking in pop, power pop, hippy folk, protest songs, psychedelia and the heavier end. Over a hundred songs sit in the repertoire, including Surfin' USA, Jumpin' Jack Flash, Satisfaction, A Hard Day's Night, Magic Carpet Ride and Bus Stop. It's an interactive show, not a background one. Melbourne based, with their own PA and a generator if you want them on a beach.
See The Wipeouts play
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Pricing
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What to expect
Surf shirts, a surfboard and beach balls, and a go go dancer on stage who runs her own school. Both halves of the surf sound get played, the Beach Boys harmonies and the instrumental side, and the show is interactive rather than something happening in the corner. From there it opens out across the rest of the decade: pop, power pop, hippy folk, protest songs, psychedelia and the heavier end of it.
On the day
Power for the guitars and drums in most situations, and that's about it, since the PA is theirs. But if you're putting them somewhere with no power at all, a beach for instance, they can bring a generator and solve it themselves.
Performance options
Book them by the set, and the song count is the useful measure. Two sets covers roughly thirty numbers from the sixties repertoire. Go to three and you are into the mid forties, which is enough to move through the surf material, the pop, the folkier protest songs and the heavier psychedelic end without repeating anything. Longer bookings simply mean more of the decade gets played.