Zac Parreira

Petaluma, CA

$150 per hour

Travels up to 30 miles

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Overview

I am a alternative singer-songwriter (also pop and classical) who enjoys all genres of music. I attended Santa Rosa Junior College, receiving an Associate’s of Arts degree in vocal music. If you are looking for a high-quality musician at an affordable price, I am the perfect match. For most gigs, my sets are from 1 to 2 hours, but if you are looking for a longer set, we could work something out. I can provide my keyboard and small amps, but the vendor or the host would have to provide an acoustic piano if requested. I do mostly covers (send me a request!), but I have a few original songs. Don't be afraid to send me an invite!


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