Posts by Michael Harris

Maria Hughes11 said:The guys at Viva are something else. You just tell them what kind of vibe you're looking for, and they nail it—it’s almost like they planned every single song in advance. On top of that, their timing and delivery are spot on for the mood. They're more than just good; they're incredible, I guess.

Thank you. They maintain their own schedule online, so I'll need to check if they're actually available on that specific date. The wedding is set for June of this year. Yes, this very year... 😄. The groom didn't want to spend the entire year stressing over the logistics of organizing everything, so here is how things currently stand: every guest will get a chance to sing one song...😵

Austin Thompson96 said:Try the group Best Buy... they actually have an accordionist in the band who plays during sets... decent repertoire for live shows... and if you don't want the party turning into a total rural mess, just settle those terms with them before the big day. My advice? Listen to every band before committing—ask where they play and go see them live. Ignore all that "we're the best" talk they try to sell you. 😁

I appreciate the recommendation, but unfortunately, Best Buy is already booked up.👎

I am in desperate need of some musical recommendations. My fiancé is quite insistent on having an accordion player in the band 😵. Could anyone provide a comparison between XXS and Festivo? I have this lingering anxiety that a Pirate might take the setlist in a direction that's far too "folk" (and if I’m being honest, a bit too redneck 🙂), whereas my heart is set on a specific blend. I’m envisioning a sophisticated mix—a little bit of local flavor paired with some international hits, perhaps including some traditional tunes, provided they aren't overly upbeat or kitschy...
I would truly appreciate any help you can offer.