- Austin, TX
- Cover Band
- Contact for rates
Spiro T. said
“Very professional ”
Overview
Two college kids who are looking to start playing music people. We are starting out as a cover band and we are going from there
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Price range: $20-$60
Languages: English
Gig length: 40 - 100 minutes
What to expect
Very laid back and easy to work people who are doing what they love to do the most.
About
Chris and Lauren are two college students who are currently going to school for their acting and music degree. Based out of Dallas Texas the two met in a math class and instantly hit it off, they have known each other for more than a year and just decided to put together a duo
Additional booking notes
as of right now it's just us two and a few instruments
Services offered
Set list
What do you mean- Justin
Pulses -Karmin
Fire n gold- Bea miller
miss movin on -fifth Harmony
I know what you did last summer -Shawn Mendes feat Camila
First flight home -Jake Miller
Don't -Ed Sheeran
Influences and inspiration
Demi Lovato, Fifth Harmony, Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendes, One direction, Karmin, Weezer, Live Again, Trevor Douglas
Setup requirements
small set up
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