Function Bands in Dundee for hire
Live Music Booking Service for Your Party, Wedding or Event from - Midsummer Music - the music people
This band is a brilliant choice of live wedding entertainment and live corporate entertainment in the UK. In fact the band are great for any type of event from charity balls to dinners, Parties to receptions - they can supply entertainment for all events.
A true bunch of professionals with an incredible amount of experience of live playing they are a sure thing to get your party up and on the dance floor. Bring your Dundee venue alive with this fantastic Function Band. The strong three part vocal harmonies re supported by a line-up of guitar, bass and dr ...show more
Serving a healthy dose of acoustic and electric sounds, The GL Party Band will keep you moving all night long!
An efficient trio of 3 professional musicians with a wealth of
international experience in the music industry, having worked
alongside such high profile acts as Annie Lennox of Eurythmics, Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac, and Richie Sambora of Bon Jovi. A Live Function Band for a perfect party or wedding in Dundee. In this regard, the band are more than happy to learn special requests for clients. From sensitive. Delicate ballads to up beat, p ...show more
The HM Band are a Male & Female fronted Weddings & Functions band. They perform a wide variety of genres and popular hits from the 1950's to modern day numbers! They are young and experienced with all of their own equipment, incuding lighting and uniforms. Dundee is familiar territory for this Function Band. The band are a 4 piece band comprising of Keyboard/Vox, Bass/Vox, Guitar and Drummer. They are also
available to book as a larger or smaller band. Their repertoire is carefully designed to make your evening as fun and successful as possible ...show more
Hysteria - Def Leppard: This album was
to follow their success with Pyromania. Thier singer Joe Elliott, guitarists
Steve Clark and Phil Collen, bassist Rick Savage, and drummer Rick Allen moved
to Dublin with producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange, (who soon left), leaving Meat
Loaf guru Jim Steinman to have a go."! was saying how great it was to be in the
city of Yeats and Joyce," recalled Steinman. "Joe Elliott said they hadn't met
any local musicians yet."