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The A-Listers are a contemporary and versatile function and wedding band. With a vast playlist of modern chart hits, as well as classics from the 1950’s through to the 2020’s. The band consists of 5 professional and experienced musicians, who have all worked with some of the biggest names in the music business, as well as starring in west end musicals. Our musicians have worked with Jamie Cullum, Alison Moyet, Bjorn Again, Liberty X, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, and INXS to name but a few. you will be safe in the knowledge that you have booked an experienced, talented, and entertaining band.
The band is available as either a 5 piece band with Female and Male vocals, or a 4 piece band with Male vocals. With the A Listers you get great value for money as we can play up to 3 x 45 minute sets. In addition, they can play extended sets, and if requested can play an additional Jazz/background music set during dinner or a drinks reception, and can even include a DJ in between the live sets. We will always strive to make your event special and give you a show you’ll never forget!
The band is fully self contained, providing a top of the range PA and lighting system for audiences up to 300 people.
= free travel (up to 5 miles)
2010’s
Shotgun – George Ezra – 2010’s
One Kiss – Dua Lipa – 2010’s
Locked out of Heaven – Bruno Mars -2010’s
Get Lucky – Daft Punk – 2010’s
Moves Like Jagger – Maroon 5 – 2010’s
Candy – Robbie Williams – 2010’s
Dynamite – Taio Cruz – 2010’s
Call me Maybe – Carly Rae Jepson – 2010’s
Domino – Jessie J – 2010’s
Rolling in the deep – Adele – 2010’s
The Only girl in the World – Rhianna – 2010’s
You’ve got the love – Florence and the machine – 2010’s
I Gotta Feeling – Black Eyed Peas – 2010’s
Forget You – C lo Green 2010’s
California Girls – Katy Perry – 2010’s
Blurred Lines – Robin Thicke – 2010’s
Happy – Pharell Williams – 2010’s
All about that Bass – Meghan Trainor – 2010’s
Uptown Funk – Mark Ronson – 2010’s
Wake Me Up – Aviici – 2010’s
Shake it Off – Taylor Swift – 2010’s
Cake by the Ocean – DNCE – 2010’s
Hold My Hand – Jess Glynne – 2010’s
Can’t stop the Feeling – Justin Timberlake – 2010’s
Want to Want Me – Jason Derulo – 2010’s
Blinding Lights – The Weeknd – 2020’s
Don’t start Now – Dua Lipa - 2020’s
Flowers - Miley Cyrus - 2020's
As it Was - Harry Styles - 2020's
2000’s
Buck Rogers – Feeder – 00’s.
Somebody Told Me – The Killers – 00’s
Take Me Out – Franz Ferdinand - 00’s
I don’t Feel like Dancing – Scissor Sisters – 00’s
Hey Ya – Outkast – 00’s
No Tomorrow – Orson – 00’s
Crazy – Knarls Berkley – 00’s
Chelsea Dagger – The Fratelli’s – 00’s
Rehab – Amy Winehouse – 00’s
I predict a Riot – Kaiser Cheifs – 00’s
Crazy in Love – Beyonce – 00’s
I bet you look good on the dancefloor – Arctic Monkeys – 00’s
Put your records on – Corrine Bailey Rae – 00’s
Valerie – Amy Winehouse – 00’s
It’s MY Life – No Doubt – 00’s
R U gonna be my girl – Jet 00’s
Super Duper Love – Joss Stone – 00’s
Skater Boy – Avril Lavigne – 00’s
Last Night – the Strokes – 00’s
Mr Brightside – The Killers – 00’s
Sex on Fire – Kings of Leon – 00’s
Monster – The Automatic -00’s
Smile – Lily Allen – 00’s
All Summer Long – Kid Rock – 00’s
American Boy – Estelle – 00’s
Sweet About Me – Gabriela Cilmi – 00’s
Mercy – Duffy – 00’s
I kissed a Girl – Katy Perry – 00’s
Poker Face – Lady Gaga – 00’s
Don’t Upset the Rhythm – Noisettes – 00’s
Fascination – Alphabeat -00’s
1990’s
Angels – Robbie Williams – 90’s
Bohemian Like You – Dandy Warhols -90’s
Teenage Dirtbag – Wheatus – 90’s
Rocks Off – Primal Scream – 90’s
Let Me Entertain You – Robbie Williams – 90’s
Hard to Handle – Black Crowes – 90’s
The One and Only – Chesney Hawkes – 90’s
We’re Alright – Supergrass – 90’s
Parklife – Blur – 90’s
Disco 2000 – Pulp – 90’s
Don’t Look back in Anger – Oasis – 90’s
When You’re gone – Bryan Adams / Mel C – 90’s
Have I told you Lately – Van Morrison - 90’s
When You say Nothing at all – Ronan Keating – 90’s
Sing It Back – Moloko – 90’s
You and Me song – The Wannadies -90’s
You do Something to Me – Paul Weller – 90’s
Cosmic Girl – Jamiroquai – 90’s
1980’s
Town Called Malice – The Jam – 80’s
Let’s go Crazy – Prince – 80’s
Don’t stop Believing – Journey – 80’s
Living on A Prayer – Bon Jovi – 80’s
Sweet Child of Mine – Guns N Roses – 80’s
Summer of 69 – Bryan Adams – 80’s
Kids in America – Kim Wilde – 80’s
Hey Mickey – Tony Basil – 80’s
I Think We’re alone Now – Tiffany – 80’s
The power of Love – Huey Lewis – 80’s
Footloose – Kenny Loggins – 80’s
Don’t you want me baby – Human league -80’s
Don’t you forget about me – Simple Minds – 80’s
Take on Me – Aha – 80’s
Billy Jean – Michael Jackson – 80’s
Easy Lover – Phil Collins / Phillip Bailey – 80’s
Lovecats – The Cure – 80’s
I wanna Dance with Somebody – Whitney Houston – 80’s
Heaven is a Place on Earth – Berlinda Carlisle – 80’s
1970’s
Teenage Kicks – The Undertones – 70’s
20th Century Boy – T Rex – 70’s
Come up and See Me – Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel -70’s
Superstition - Stevie Wonder – 70’s
Lady Marmalade – LA Belle – 70’s
Dancing Queen – Abba – 70’s
Mamma Mia – Abba -70’s
Car Wash – Rose Royce – 70’’s
Crazy Little thing called love – Queen -70’s
Lost in Music – Chic -70’s
Disco Inferno - The Tramps – 70’s
Heart of Glass – Blondie – 70’ s
Don’t Stop Me Now – Queen -70’s
Atomic – Blondie – 70’s
Pump it up – Elvis Costello – 70’s
Since You’ve been Gone – Rainbow – 70’s
Suffragette City – David Bowie – 70’s
1960’s
Honky Tonk Women – Stones – 60’s
I’m a Believer – Monkees – 60’s
Brown Sugar – Stones – 60’s
Suspicious Minds – Elvis - 60’s
Gimme Some Lovin - Blues Brothers -60’s
Soul Man – Sam and Dave – 60’s
Satisfaction – Stones - 60’s
Daydream Believer – Monkees -60’s
Build me Up Buttercup – Foundations – 60’s
I feel Good – James Brown – 60’s
Sitting on the Dock Of the Bay – Otis Redding -60’s
You Really Got Me – The Kinks – 60’s
I saw her Standing there – The Beatles – 60’s
Jumpin Jack Flash – Rolling Stones – 60’s
Can’t Buy Me Love – The Beatles – 60’s
1950’s
Fly Me to the Moon – Sinatra – 50’s
Mr Bojangles – Samy Davis Jnr – 50’s
The Lady is a Tramp – Sinatra – 50’s
We need a performance area of 3 metres deep by 4 metres wide. We require a minimum of 2 x 13 amp power sockets.
We need to know the venue address and Postcode. We need to know if the venue has a sound limiter.
Yes. We provide our own PA system and lighting if the event is for less than 500 guests. We provide our own stage lighting and some dancefloor lighting as well.
Yes. We can either provide a Spotify playlist for when the band are not performing, or a manned DJ service in between the live music sets.
We have performed at Abbey Road Studio's in London, on 3 seperate occasions, for two corporate events, and a birthday party.
We love performing at Military Balls, as we know how to get all the guests up and dancing.
The band started in 2007 and immediately we got lots of wedding gigs in and around the UK. Since then we have performed at hundred's of weddings, birthday parties, corporate events, charity balls, military balls , and festival gigs.
Queen: Their songs are classics, and we love playing their songs LIke Craxy Little Thing Called Love, and Don't stop me now.
We normally arrive 2 hours before the performance to set up. We normally perform 3 x 45 minutes or 2 x 60 minute sets. We’re happy to play a bit longer or shorter but we’ve found that these set times suit us and our audiences best.
We’re happy to play outside but we ask for shade, overhead cover, (eg large gazebo) a flat level surface and a power supply close to the performance area.
We can learn specific songs before the event but we usually limit this to 3 songs. The clients are welcome to pick a set list from our repertoire or let us choose the music for them
Previous customers would describe us as a high energy group that loves to get the audience on their feet dancing.
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