Caleb Rosson

I respond to every request within a few hours, usually faster.
Once we’re booked, we’ll do a 20–30 minute call to talk through your event — timeline, guest count, vibe, and any must-play or do-not-play songs. If there’s a specific song that matters for a first dance, an anniversary, or a guest of honor, send it my way and I’ll have it ready.
Day of, I arrive at least 45 minutes early to set up and sound check before guests arrive. I dress for your event and check in with you before I start so the volume is right where you want it. Setup and teardown are on me and take about 20 minutes each.

Here’s what booking me actually looks like. We’ll talk for 20–30 minutes beforehand about your event, your guests, and any songs that matter to you. If you want something specific for a first dance, an anniversary, or a guest of honor, send it over and I’ll learn it. I show up early, dress for the occasion, and bring my own professional PA — no sound tech to hire, nothing for you to coordinate. All I need is an outlet.

I can stay quiet and conversation-friendly through dinner, or turn it up and get people dancing. I’ve played a two-song wedding ceremony, a four-hour cover set, and a one-hour show of all originals. Whatever the night calls for.

I also write and record. My latest single was cut at Harbor Studios in Alton, and I opened for Julia Cole at Old Rock House in St. Louis. My originals are on Spotify and Apple Music if you want to hear that side of it.

I’m fully self-contained: professional PA, mics, stands, and cables. All I need is one standard electrical outlet within about 50 feet of where I’ll set up.
My footprint is roughly 6x6 feet. For outdoor events, I just need shade or cover over the gear — direct sun and rain are the only real dealbreakers.
For sets over two hours I take a short break each hour and can play background music through the system so the room never goes silent.