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Singing Guitarist
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GBD trio featuring Raven
- Tulsa, OK
- Classic Rock Band
- Travels up to 120 miles
- $300-$500
Overview
We are the GBD trio featuring Raven. Classic rock with a touch of blues, progressive & funk. We have been playing out of the Dixie Tavern 31st and 129th in Tulsa w/ 2 more bookings. We are creating a following. People are showing up to see us play. We aren't your run of the mill band, we push the envelope & have two excellent singers. We can provide up to 4 hours of music if needed.
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Booking Info
Price Range: $300-$500
Gig Length: 90 - 240 minutes
What to Expect
We are primarily a classic rock band w/a touch of blues, progressive(90's) & funk. We can throw in a few extra dance tunes if necessary. We tend to be a bit more aggressive than most bands. Since we have two talented vocalists, we are able to cover a wider variety of songs. This is a local Tulsa bar band that is used to performing for up to 4 hrs (given a couple of 15 min breaks)
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Setup Requirements
Multiple outlets @ 8 preferably not on the same circuit. If weather is a factor protection from rain.
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