About
Stereodayz is a cover band for hire in Sydney, NSW.
Six pieces, classic rock, and a Sydney diary full of pubs and clubs. Stereodayz play the 70s, 80s and 90s: April Sun in Cuba, Honky Tonk Women, Brass in Pocket, Learn to Fly, Eagle Rock, Summer of '69. Plenty of Australian material sits alongside the big overseas hits, so a crowd of any age finds something they can shout along to. They turn up with stage amps, sound and lighting, which takes the equipment question off your list. Parties, corporate nights, weddings and venue bookings all work. And the band is insured.
Watch
The show
Six of them, playing the rock you already know the words to. April Sun in Cuba, Honky Tonk Women, Learn to Fly, that end of the 70s, 80s and 90s catalogue. It's a get-up-and-move night rather than a sit-and-listen one, and the Australian material scattered through the set means the older half of the room stays as involved as everyone else.
On the day
Stage amps, the full sound rig and lighting all travel with the band. That's the whole answer, really. You're not chasing a PA hire quote or working out whose desk it plugs into.
Performance options
Same band, different rooms. Pubs and clubs are their regular diary, and they take private parties, weddings and corporate nights on top of that. Tell them what sort of event it is and how long you want music running.
Song list
39 songs
All right now - Free
April Sun in Cuba - Dragon
Baby I got you on my mind - Powder Finger
Back on the chain gang - The Pretenders
Bettie Davis eyes - Kim Carnes
Boys in town - Divinyls
Boys of summer - The Ataris/The Eagles
Brass in pocket - The Pretenders
Cocaine - Eric Clapton
Come together - The Beatles
Do you see what I see - Hunters and Collectors
Don't Stop - Fleetwood Mac
Eagle rock - Daddy Cool
Gimme shelter - The Rolling Stones
Hard to handle - Black Crows
Hit me with your best shot - Pat Benatar
Honky tonk women - Rolling Stones
In the summertime - Thirsty Merc
Jumping jack flash - The Rolling Stones
Just what I needed - The Cars
Learn to fly - Foo Fighters
Listen to the music - The Doobie Brothers
Long train running - Doobie Brothers
Love rears its ugly head- Living Colour
