- Phoenix, AZ
- Singing Guitarist
- Starts at $2,500
Bryan H. said
“Very talented artist and incredible band. Great people as well. Can't wait until we have an opportunity to hire him again.”
The Perpetual Renegades
Overview
We're a band from phoenix, we do alot of original music, as well as covers. we have a bass player a guitar player and a keyboard player.
a dad and his 2 sons. always looking to play for people!
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Price range: $50 – $100 per event
Languages: English
Gig length: 20 - 180 minutes
What to expect
If you need music we got you covered. if you ever need a band in a hurry we also got you covered. between our originals and covers we can fill in any time slot you need.
About
We're a band from phoenix and if you ever need someone to cover a slot we got you! we do originals as well as covers and we have a great unique sound you just got to hear. we have a guitar player a keyboard player and a bass player. and alesis our drum machine.
Set list
Never going back
Somthing
The things we do for love
Wisdom Reigning
Converting
Go for it
Influences and inspiration
The Beatles 10cc Boston and many many more
Setup requirements
a PA and 3 mics we have the rest covered
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