Wedding Band at Colbury Memorial Hall
Last Saturday, we had the absolute pleasure of performing at an epic joint 40th birthday bash for the dynamic duo, Jemma and Nick. And let me tell you, it was a night to remember! The theme? An 80s extravaganza with everyone rocking their finest fancy dress costumes. I must say, the effort and creativity that went into the outfits were mind-blowing!
Picture this: stepping into the venue, we were greeted by the Funhouse twins, He-Man and She-Ra, the entire lineup of Guns and Roses, and even the lovable Slimer from Ghostbusters! It was like walking into a time capsule of 80s pop culture, and we were loving every moment of it.
The setup was a sight to behold. Balloons, glitter, and glowsticks adorned every corner, creating a neon wonderland. The attention to detail was astounding, and it perfectly complemented the nostalgic vibes that we all hold dear from the 80s era.
But the true highlight of the night was the crowd. Energetic, enthusiastic, and incredibly welcoming, they were the life of the party. From the very first note, they were on their feet, dancing and singing along to every song. The energy in the room was electrifying, and we fed off their enthusiasm, giving us the drive to deliver our best performance yet.
As musicians, there's nothing quite like performing to a crowd that is so engaged and responsive. The atmosphere was electric, and we could feel the genuine connection between us and the audience. It's moments like these that remind us why we're so passionate about making music.
We want to extend a massive shoutout to Jemma and Nick for inviting us to be a part of their special celebration. Your love for the 80s and dedication to throwing an unforgettable party made it an unforgettable experience for us too.
To all our fans and everyone who came out that night, thank you for making it an evening we'll cherish forever. Your support means the world to us, and we can't wait to share more music and create more memories together.
Photos from our evening at Colbury Memorial Hall


