Four lead singers, one decade. Whats Up 90s work through the hits that defined the era, Cotton Eye Joe and Life Is A Highway and Joyride among them, with enough vocal firepower to cover material a single frontperson couldn't touch. It's a Melbourne tribute show rather than a covers band drifting through the 90s, and the difference shows in the attention to detail. The dance floor staying full is the measure they hold themselves to. Their production is a serious rig, so they'll want two hours before doors. Public liability cover is in place.
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Four singers, one decade, and a band that measures the night by whether people are still dancing. Whats Up 90s play with high energy and a lot of care about getting the details of the era right, which is what separates a tribute show from a covers set that happens to include some 90s songs. The dance floor is the target from the first song, and they work to keep it that way.
The production is a substantial rig, so the band asks for two hours on site before your guests arrive. That's not padding. Getting sound and staging right for a show this size takes the time, and rushing it is how a night starts badly. Pencil the access window into your run sheet with the venue so nobody is still rolling cases in while the first guests are being seated.
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