The act
A Brisbane trio playing the songs of Silverchair, drums, bass, guitar and vocals, with the set weighted towards the high-energy end and a few mellower moments dropped in for contrast. Tomorrow, Israel's Son, Freak, Pure Massacre, Anthem for the Year 2000, Ana's Song, Straight Lines. They'll also do Frogstomp in full if you want the album start to finish, and there's a bank of Nirvana songs available on the same night. Usual format is a 50 minute set, or two sets with a 20 minute break. Requests can be worked in beforehand. Available for live music venues and private events across Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast, with other regions worth asking about. The band is insured.
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What it costs
Pricing
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What to expect
Three players, with live drums, bass, guitar and vocals rather than anything on tape. The set sits mostly at the loud end of the Silverchair catalogue, with a handful of quieter songs dropped in so it isn't one relentless hour. A 50 minute set is the usual booking, or two sets split by a 20 minute break. The crowd they pull is broad, teenagers through to people in their sixties, and it skews male at roughly two in three.
On the day
The floor needs to be hard and flat, about 3m by 5m, and an enclosed room keeps the sound where it belongs. A stage with truss rigging and curtains is better again, with tables and chairs out front. On the sound side they're after a 12 channel mixer, front of house speakers and amplifier, three foldback wedges, four drum mics and four microphone stands. Lighting at minimum means a white spot on the singer and some ambient wash; follow spots, moving heads, strobes and haze are the fuller version. The band can supply some sound and lighting themselves, and can point you to hire sources, though transport and paying for it stay with you. Registered security at the door and the stage front is strongly recommended. All of it gets talked through while the booking is being put together.
Insurance and paperwork
Public liability insured.