Goldplay 5-piece band performing live music, playing cover hits from the 60's to the 90's

We require a performance space of approximately 5 meters by 5 meters. A few power sockets for guitar amps and two guitars plus bass. At least 4 parking spaces.

Where we can load and unload our equipment nearest to where we are playing, without bothering customers.

We have our own PA system, with our own sound engineer. We have disco lights and some simple lighting for extra effect.

Yes, we have a phone with music loaded onto it and in between sets we play music.

Adelaide showground for the Royal Adelaide Show, we had to apply and ended up getting two slots, there was a great crowd with lots of people. Lots of people were dancing in front of the stage.

Places that have larger crowds. We don't mind playing inside or outside, (dependent on the weather)

All of the band members have had theory and practical guidance from an early age, plus singing lessons, my interest in music has been from a child. Goldplay has been together for 9 years, and play tunes that everybody knows, from Abba to ZZ Top to get people up and dancing.
We have been gigging in Adelaide and elsewhere in SA since 2017. We enjoy playing live and have a wide range of songs from the 60’s onwards and look forward to entertaining whoever we play for.
We can offer usually a 3-set presentation with each set having 14-15 songs and can extend to 4 sets if that is the client’s requirement.
Personally, I have studied music and had singing lessons, I once attended an audition in Manchester for theatre, and an audition here in Adelaide for Australia's got talent.

The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Creedance Clearwater Revival, Bob Marley, Fleetwood Mac, AC/DC, Jimmy Barnes.
I absolutely adore Teddy Swims vocals, and I have followed Madonna since she started her music career.
I like all genres of music.

The band will arrive between 2 hours, or longer if we have not played at a particular venue before.
We usually perform 3 sets of 45 minutes each and will play longer if the audience wants more music.

Yes, (dependent on the weather)

We have a repertoire list of just under 100 songs. we usually do some research prior to a gig, to find out what type of venue it is and the age group and adjust our set lists accordingly. If the audience request a song and we can do it, then we will perform the song. If not, I will make a note of that song, with a view to adding it in our repertoire.

Fun loving band who usually engage with the audience, and on breaks get feedback from the audience.

To get people up dancing and singing along and feeling part of the crowd.