FAQs
Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers!
We get it - planning an event comes with a whole lotta moving parts. Whether you're wondering about song lists, set-up times, travel areas or wedding packages, we've rounded up the questions we hear the most to help make things easy as pie.
Scroll through the below information, and if you still need a hand, don't be shy - we're only a message away!
performance time
What's the minimum performance time I can book?
Ross has a minimum booking of 3 hours for most events - just enough time to get the toes tappin' and the crowd singing along. This ensures the full setup and soundcheck is on point and gives guests a great live music experience.
If you're after a longer set, we're all ears and happy to tailor something that suits your needs.
travel
Do you travel for gigs?
You betcha! The Scenic Rim is home, so travel within this region is completely free of charge - whether you're in Kalbar, Boonah, Peak Crossing, Beaudesert or surrounds, Ross will come to you!
If your event is outside the area, we're more than happy to travel - a personalised fee will be included in your quote so everything is clear from the get-go.
wedding packages
What makes wedding packages different from regular gigs?
Weddings are one-of-a-kind and we treat them that way - Ross takes great pride in makin' them special. We've curated customised packages that have extra prep time, custom song requests, and a whole lot of care to fit the mood of your big day.
From your walk down the aisle to that first dance under the fairy lights, everything is designed perfectly to suit your wedding vibe.
how to Enquire
How do we lock things in?
Easy as pie - fill out the form on our "Enquire" page and we'll be in touch with a custom quote and availability. A deposit secures your dates and from there we'll start planning the perfect live set for your special event.
Get in early to snag your spot!
equipment
Does Ross bring his own gear?
He sure does! Ross comes fully loaded with top-quality sound equipment - you won't need to lift a finger.
All he asks for is a power source and a comfy spot to set up in (a bit of shade is always a bonus when we're playin' outdoors or in those summer months).
Hot Tip: Planning on kick-ons after Ross wraps up? Having a sound system or something ready to plug into helps the music carry on once the guitar is packed away.
set breaks
Does Ross take breaks during his set?
Yes - short breaks are worked into longer bookings to ensure his voice and guitar stays on point. But don't worry, the energy stays high with background music off a pre-made playlist so the atmosphere keeps rollin'.
