How long  do you play?
I usually play for the reception or wedding breakfast for up to 2 x 45 minute sets.

Where are you based and how far will you travel?
I'm based in Southport, and will travel upto 2 hours or 100 miles.

How long does it take you to set up?
Not long at all, but i allow myself 20 minutes to get warmed up.

Do you play music during your break?
Yes, I can play background music in a number of styles.

How much do you cost?
This can vary according to location however (all quotes are inclusive of travel costs) and may increase during peak season.
A deposit is charged to confirm the booking with the balance being settled before the day of the event.

How much of a deposit do you require?
I generally take £100.00 as a deposit

When do I pay the full amount?
The full amount is due a month before the actual event, so that were not handling cash on the event itself.

How do I book?
Send me an email with a little bit of information about the wedding venue, and most importantly-the date!

I would typically email out an invoice with my bank details on for the deposit.

What time will your turn up?
Generally about 30 mins before the music is due to begin.

Are you insured?
Yes. Both Public Liability insurance and PAT test certificates can be provided upon request.

Do we have to feed you?
Although I don't request a full meal- some refreshments are requested.

Do you have a minimum requirement for performance area?
I require a couple of meters to be able to perform.

Do you need changing facilities?
Ideally yes, especially if I have travelled a fair distance.

What are your technical requirements?
My only technical requirement is access to a standard UK 240V main power supply and a parking space.

What styles of music do you play?
Current pop, ibiza, jazz, blues soul and everything in between.

How loud will you be?  
Volume is kept to a comfortable level, but loud enough to create an atmosphere.
 

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