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"We honestly can’t praise the band enough! Our wedding day was amazing with great music to dance to all day and we had so many compliments on the music. We had them booked all day (from ceremony to end of day) and it was worth every penny! We were so grateful they learnt the songs for us to walk down the aisle too and our first dance. These covers were beautiful and we honestly couldn’t fault them! Thank you so much for Helping make our wedding day so enjoyable! "
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"Kudos to Soulwaves for making our event a hit. They covered it all, from slow melodies to upbeat dancing numbers. Thank you team for making our day more memorable"
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"Paola and Erica were simply magical. Their combination of classical elegance and modern electric performance created the perfect atmosphere for our wedding. Our guests are still talking about it!"
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"Thank you so much for helping make our day so special."
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"Victoria is amazing, she is responsible, elegant and sings very professionally. Our wedding party was great and big thanks to Victoria!"
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Thank you so much! I wish you all the best!
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"From start to finish they looked after everything and our guests were blown away - can't recommend highly enough thank you x"
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Thank you guys it was an absolute pleasure! Congratulations again
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"IT WAS billed as A Night At The Musicals, and it was certainly a title which attracted a packed house to the Howden Park Centre last Friday evening when Darren Shaw and three dancers took the stage and sang and danced their hearts out. Two for the price of one took on a whole new meaning in this show in which we, the audience, were encouraged to join in with some of the well known songs. If you looked around, all you could see was a sea of smiling faces having a great time reminiscing and sharing some of their favourite moments from the musicals. This was courtesy of one very talented young man sporting a George Clooney haircut and diamond earring, some nifty costume changes, an incredible voice range and an endearing smile. Using a variety of spectacular, if sometimes dazzling lighting effects, and the obligatory dry ice creating an atmosphere that makes the singer appear suspended in clouds, the show began with a spotlight into which sauntered Mr Shaw in top hat and tails singing On The Street Where You Live, from My Fair Lady. Once again the excellent acoustics of the Brian Duguid Theatre played host to emotive, full orchestral music courtesy of impeccably timed tapes. Maybe it was just a shade loud in the first half which saw something very unusual and totally original. Everyone is familiar with The Sound of Music and the recent Connie Fisher version of The Hills are alive. Enter Darren Shaw looking splendid in lederhosen, like a denizen of Austria and straight from the Alps. To everyone's amazement and some barely concealed audience mirth, he became a soprano and made the hills come alive in his own special way. As the show progressed, the format of two songs by Mr Shaw interspersed with dance routines by the hardworking dancers began to win us over. For the first time ever, the famous duet from Grease, You're The One That I Want, was sung by Mr Shaw who performed the male and female parts. Using his falsetto voice – an attribute which was once taught in Italy in the middle ages resulting in the singers being known as castratto (please, don't ask) – Shaw sang the SuBo hit from Les Miserables as he duetted with himself in I Know Him So Well. In The Phantom of the Opera sequence he once again sang the famous duet which takes Christine, the soprano and The Phantom to perform, all by himself. As for the three dancers, two glamorous blondes and a bonny brunette, they proved their versatility by dancing a variety of styles from musical comedy to modern with a brave attempt at Irish River Dancing which drew cheers from the audience. The finale saw Shaw resplendent in a mint green sparkling shirt and matching flares with the dancers in glittering jump suits so there was no doubt that we would hear something from Mamma Mia and we certainly did. This night at the theatre was indeed a feast of tunes from the musicals which at first, thanks to Mr Shaw's dual voice, seemed a little hard to digest but soon became an acquired taste."
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"Alive and Kicking were just perfect for our event the other night. They were professional, accomplished and most of all a lot of fun. They were happy to take requests for their set list beforehand and even on the night! We were so happy that they’d learned a medley just for our event! They partook in the theme which added to the ambience of the event and I could not recommend them enough for all occasions in the future. "
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"Excellent drummer! Any band would be quite fortunate to have Ceaser Ivie on board! Rock on brother!"
Reply by Ceaser Ivie
Thank you my Brother . Hoping all is the very best and blessed . Keep the Faith !
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"Highly recommended! Alberto and his team are top-notch! Everything was completed on time, with excellent communication and performance exactly as agreed. They’re easy-going people with a great attitude and smiles on their faces. If you’re considering working with Alberto – don’t hesitate!"
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"Elizabeth is an amazing Belly dancer and entertainer. We hired her for my Husband and Sisters milestone Birthday and her performance was a hit. Everyone in the audience enjoyed her performance and had a great time !! She engaged everyone and made the party very lively. She accommodated our song requests to make the event even more special for us ! I’d recommend her anytime !"
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"St. Francis Hospital Fourth Annual Survivors Day Event John Canella, better known as Johnny the Oldies Singer recently performed at our fourth annual Survivors Day event at St. Francis Hospital. As a performer and singer John is the best, it’s his other talents and professionalism that really sets him apart from the many other performers in the market. He is able to connect with the audiences which make his performance personalized and special. He made our patient feel like he knew them a life time and this made their experience great. John arrived on the day of the event promptly, setup his equipment (which is state-of-the-art Bose), went over the agenda and made room for special requests. There wasn’t anything he was not prepared to deliver. At the end of the program our guests, physicians and staff left grateful for a great program. Thanks John, we’ll see you again soon."
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"One of the funniest jokes is performed by Lauren Carter, as Buffy. "
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"He does not interpret the music so much as channel it, his voice a dark, lustrous force of nature. Around him, the orchestra conjures a crashing swooning swell; listeners may feel as if they have passed through the silver screen and into a forgotten Hollywood musical.” "
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"Keith came as Elvis for our Christmas parade and simply couldn't have been a bigger hit. Everyone loved him and next year when we have our parade again, my first call will be to Keith...a talented, kind, professional gentleman."
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