Ideally for performing we need a space of 3mx 2m but for short times, such as in a church, we can go a bit smaller
4 armless Chairs
If using our PA system we need access to one electrical point

Yes, we have our own PA system for when necessary and we have our own musicstand lights

To know that there is adequate space for us
To know if there is an indoor space for us to play if it is raining

We provide live music for the entire time we are booked, we do not play in sets

We enjoyed playing for the wedding of pop star Peter Andre and his wife Emily and we were responsible for the arrangements of the ceremony exit flash mob incorporating members of Pete's band.

Choosing just one artist or song? Impossible! How could you ever compare Frank Sinatra with Coolio? We love all music and the energy, emotion, and fun every style brings.

We have been playing together for 20 years and have played for hundreds of weddings, events and sometimes concerts. We play for approximately 60 functions per year . We all studied at prestigious music colleges before entering the music profession.

We enjoy all types of events. Variety is the spice of life!

We like to be in very good time and arrive at least an hour before we are due to play.

We provide continuous music for the time we are booked. We charge by the section rather than the hour and don't play sets. For instance if you book us for a drinks reception we will play until it is finished

Yes, as long as it is dry. We are unable to play outside in extreme weather. Luckily, more often than not we do get to play outside. We can also bring our own gazebo if necessary

Yes, we have an enormous repertoire and you are welcome to choose what you would like.
We do our best to find or arrange any special request for music we don't have.
We are very happy to advise on music choices for clients that aren't sure.

Previous clients have often used superlatives such as 'accommodating' 'responsive' fantastic'
They all love our extensive repertoire.

Not always, but there are occasions when amplification is essential. We’ve used amplification for over 10 years after realising that in certain venues or situations, a purely acoustic quartet simply couldn’t be heard. Factors such as the room size, acoustics, and number of attendees can make amplification necessary. The goal is never to overpower the space, but to gently lift the music so it can be enjoyed while conversation remains possible.