A.Yes we are happy to play music for you between our sets or DJ after we have finished.

A.This very much depends on where your event is and what is required, send us a message and we'll give you an accurate quote.

A.We will try and play any requests we are asked to do, it's not always possible, but we try..

A.We can obtain, PLI (Public Liability Insurance) and PAT (Portable Appliance Testing) certificates, but please make sure you ask for these at least three months before the event in case any certificates need to be renewed.

A.Sound limiters or meters are designed to restrict the amount of noise a band can create during their performance, and more and more venues are using them. We are happy to work with a sound limiter set at approximately 92db or higher, but always prefer these to be switched off during the performance. This is because most sound limiters work by cutting off the power to the band when the band or the crowd’s applause exceeds a certain volume, which can damage band equipment. If your venue uses a sound limiter, let us know the decibel limit, and we’ll work our best at that volume level.

A.We won't require won’t more than 5 kilowatts (5000 watts), and usually use a lot less than this. We will need need at least two independent, domestic-style 13-amp plug sockets.

A.As a guide we will need a stage space measuring approximately 4 metres wide and 3 metres deep.

A.Due to our busy schedules we are unable to visit a venue in advance, However, as long as there's a flat, level surface to play on, sufficient space as detailed in the contract and standard domestic plug sockets we are happy to play almost anywhere and there shouldn't be a problem.

A.Performing in the evening we would usually arrive and set up from around 5pm or 6pm.

A.About 90 minutes to load into the venue, set up and soundcheck.