Piano first, voice second, and both of them earning their keep. Who Key writes and plays covers and originals sitting somewhere between Elton John, Ben Folds and a bit of Ed Sheeran, with fifteen years of gigs across Sydney and Brisbane behind the songbook. Tiny Dancer, Piano Man, New York State of Mind, Fly Me To The Moon, The Chain. Conservatorium level classical playing is in there too, which means the same act can hold a room's attention or sit politely in the background while people talk. Vocals are optional. So is an original song written for a wedding or anniversary, built around the couple's own story. Digital piano, mic, amp and leads all come along. All that's needed is a power point and something overhead if rain is a chance.
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What it costs
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Songs Who Key can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Wayside - Birds of TokyoSomewhere Only We Know - KeaneWatermelon Sugar - Harry StylesTiny Dancer - Elton JohnCan You Feel the Love Tonight - Elton JohnFly Me To the Moon - Frank SinatraI've Gotta Get a Message to You - Bee GeesNew York State of Mind - Billy JoelAll Out of Love - Air SupplyBelieve - CherMoney, Money, Money - ABBAAint no Sunshine - Bill WithersSacrifice - Elton JohnPiano Man - Billy JoelGoodbye Yellow Brick - Elton JohnWriting's on the Wall - Sam SmithIn a Broken Dream - Rod StewartShape of You - Ed SheeranThe Chain - Fleetwood MacNothing Else Matters - MetalicaRockabye - Clean BanditBetter Days - Pete MurrayGet Lucky - Daft Punk & Pharrell WilliamsUptown Funk - Bruno MarzRiptide - Vance JoySomebody That I Used to Know - GotyeCan't Feel My Face - The WeekndThe Way You Make Me Feel - Michael JacksonEasy On Me - AdeleTwo of Us - Birds of TokyoGone - The Butterfly EffectMaybe Tomorrow - StereophonicsSex on Fire - Kings of LeonYoungblood - 5 Seconds of SummerDancing in the Moonlight - ToploaderWonderwall - Oasis
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What to expect
Who Key shapes the night around what you actually want from it. Fifteen years of gigs sit behind that, across alt rock originals, classic covers and classical piano at conservatorium standard, so the range is genuinely there. Want him talking to the room between songs, taking requests, running the mood? He'll do that. Want piano that simply sits under the conversation and never asks for attention? He'll do that too. And vocals are a choice rather than a given. Some events call for singing, some are better with just the keys, and you decide which one yours is.
On the day
The music side is covered. Digital piano, microphone, amplifier, stands and leads all travel with him, which suits most venues without anything hired in. What he needs from you is small: one or two wall outlets within reach. Outdoors, put something over the performance spot. A tarp will do. Rain and electricity are a bad mix, and wet gear is dead gear, so it's worth sorting before the day rather than on it.
Performance options
Weddings run to a shape everyone recognises, so there are set wedding options built around it. You can have piano while guests arrive and take their seats, with the repertoire your call. You can have a song of your choosing for the walk down the aisle. And you can have him singing and playing through the reception, picking every song yourself or handing the list over entirely. Anything you want that isn't already in the repertoire gets learned properly and played on the day. Those pieces combine: ceremony arrivals, the aisle, the reception, or all three together. Other events don't follow a script the same way, so those get quoted individually once he knows what you're planning.
