Thom Pod
An American country blues artist, playing guitar and Dobro. Thom Pod brings you stories and experiences through his music of country blues. I am ba...
An American country blues artist, playing guitar and Dobro. Thom Pod brings you stories and experiences through his music of country blues. I am ba...
Pete has been a professional, working musician for over 30 years. Equally at home on any size stage, from Glastonbury Festival to small pubs, big c...
Singing guitarists deliver versatile, low-footprint live music for Liverpool events. Expect clear vocals with acoustic or electro-acoustic guitar, covering classics, indie anthems, Merseybeat favourites, modern pop, and mellow instrumentals for quieter moments. Most performers arrive self-contained with a compact PA, need minimal space, and can adapt set lists for varied audiences—whether it’s a waterfront reception at the Royal Albert Dock, a Baltic Triangle showcase, or a private celebration across the city region.
Solo singer–guitarists suit a wide range of Liverpool events: Wedding ceremonies and drinks receptions, bars and restaurants, birthday and anniversary parties, corporate networking, product launches, charity nights, community festivals, and Christmas gatherings. Volume is easily kept conversation-friendly, and many performers are experienced with sound limiters common in city venues.
Typical local fees start around £200–£275 for a short daytime appearance (up to 60 minutes), £275–£475 for 2 × 45–60-minute sets, and £475+ for extended coverage (multiple locations, early arrival, or late finish). Travel outside the Liverpool City Region may add mileage. Performers usually require a standard 13A socket, weather cover for outdoor sets, nearby parking or loading access, and a flat performance area. Battery-powered amplification is often available for heritage spaces or outdoor spots with limited mains power.
Confirm the essentials early: date, venue layout, audience size, and any sound restrictions. Share preferred genres, must-play songs, first-dance cues, or walk-in timings. Agree on arrival and finish times, dress code, and whether background playlists and basic lighting are included. Most acts secure dates with a deposit and contract; the balance is due shortly before or on the day. If you need a special song learned, allow 2–3 weeks for arrangement and rehearsal.
Standard bookings cover 2 × 45–60 minutes with a short interval. Ceremony-only or highlight sets of 30–45 minutes are also common.
Yes, provided there is suitable weather protection and safe power. Many offer battery amps where mains isn’t practical.
Most include one request in the fee; additional songs may attract a modest rehearsal charge.
Typically yes: guitar, microphone, compact PA, and cabling. Ask in advance if you’d like evening lighting.
For peak weekends (May–September and December), 6–12 weeks is advisable. Weekdays and off-peak dates often have more flexibility.