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Book me for your event

Weddings, private parties, corporate events and festivals. Three ways to do it, and I bring everything needed.

Solo acoustic set

Solo acoustic

Voice and guitar. A set built around your day — relaxed through the drinks, lifted for the evening.

  • Vocals and acoustic guitar
  • Setlist tailored to you
  • Full PA provided
  • Ideal for ceremonies and receptions
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Keys on stage

Acoustic and keys

Guitar and piano across the same set. More range and texture — my pick for a ceremony or seated dinner.

  • Vocals, guitar and keys
  • Wider repertoire
  • Full PA provided
  • Ideal for dinners and drinks
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Ben fronting a full band

Full band

The whole thing — drums, bass, guitars, keys. For when the room needs to move rather than listen.

  • Four to five piece
  • Dancefloor-weighted set
  • Full production and lighting
  • Ideal for evening receptions
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How it works

Four steps, no surprises

1

Tell me about the day

Date, venue, rough timings, and the mood you're after.

2

I send a quote

A clear price with everything included. No hidden extras for travel or PA.

3

We build the set

Your must-plays, your never-plays, and a first dance I'll learn for you.

4

I turn up early

Set up and sound-check before guests arrive, so nobody sees the work.

What's included

I bring everything

My own PA, microphones and instruments come to every booking. If your venue has a house system I'll work with it instead. Anything unusual about the space — power, access, noise limiters, a long carry — tell me in advance and I'll plan around it.

Performing at a marquee event

Common questions

How far do you travel?
Add your usual radius and whether travel is included beyond it.
How much does it cost?
Add a starting price or a range. Even "from £X" helps people decide whether to enquire.
How long do you play for?
Add your standard set lengths — for example two 45-minute sets.
Can you learn our first dance?
Yes. Ask early and I'll learn it properly — and if it doesn't suit voice and guitar, I'll say so and suggest something that will.
What do you need from the venue?
A power socket within reach and roughly 2m by 2m to set up. For the full band, more room and parking close enough to unload.
Do you have insurance and PAT testing?
Add your PLI cover amount and PAT status — most venues ask, and saying it up front saves an email.