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silentpuma28 said:Don't even sweat it, everything is gonna be just fine...
If anyone tries to mess with things—well, I know exactly where one of those guys lives, so he'll get his 🙂 🙂
silentpuma28, you're crazy. 🙂 I actually died laughing 🤣
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Raymond Brooks7 said:Hey,
I had them for my gig back in October... and they played until 4:30 AM. They gave me the exact same line as you... they won't play for three drunk idiots. And frankly, I think that's fair. It isn't easy for them either; they have to pack everything up and tear down the gear. There were people staying in the hall long after we finished. Only about ten of us were dancing by then, but everything was perfect, just perfect. To be honest, the crowd usually thins out by about 75% by that point.
The vibe was awesome, and they did exactly what they promised... I didn't have a single complaint! Don't sweat it. If you're more than just some random guest at the party, you'll stay on the floor... and they'll keep playing for you. Either way, that day is going to fly by!
P.S. Mine went from 9:00 until 4:30 too. 😍
😍😘I feel so much better now! That was weighing on me the whole time.🙏 Thank you, thank you, thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!😉
Thanks so much, ladies. He told me that if there are only three drunks left on the stage acting like idiots, then things will stay put. That’s how they decided, and I can't really argue with that. That's just their rules. Look, I know they're great and all, but I was honestly a little worried about being stuck there from 9 to 4. Thanks again, everyone. You guys are the best! Love ya!
Hey, I have a question for anyone who’s been to a wedding where The Beatles played.
I ended up booking them, and once we picked a date, I didn't even bother calling other bands because I already knew they were the ones. I've seen them live several times and they're incredible. One thing though—when I spoke to them, they mentioned they usually wrap things up by 4 AM. Is that going to be an issue? They told me if the party is absolutely wild, they won't stop, but if the dance floor clears out, they'll call it a night. Basically, they're flexible on when they start, but they aim to finish by 4. If I get everything set up at the venue around 8 or 9 PM, is that enough time before 4? How late does the music usually go?
For those of you who have been to weddings with The Beatles, what was the vibe like? I went to one a few years back, and the music was amazing, but unfortunately, I got sick and had to leave early, so I never saw how late they played. Thanks!