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Female Singer Needed For Two Piece

  • 27-05-2011 12:35pm
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    entertainers
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    A Female Singer is required for an established working band.
    The band is based in Dunshaughlin Co.Meath. We gig as much as possible so you need to be prepared to gig most weekends.

    You'll be able to pick your own songs, as long as they are crowd pleasers, we mainly play upbeat classics.
    You will be performing alongside a male singer. Being able to sing in harmony and pull off duets is very important.

    The group is usually a two piece using backing tracks for smaller venues and more musicians will b brought in for bigger ones.
    We have a full rig, lighting and a band van.

    Please answer the following questions and email them to me, along with a photo of yourself and a sample track if possible.

    1. What days and how many nights a week can you gig?
    2. When would you be available for practice during the week. Morning/Afternoon/Evening?
    3. What previous experience do you have?
    4. Do you play any instruments? If so, which?
    5. Do you have your own transportation?
    6. Where are you located?

    If you think you're the right person please contact:

    cormac@inbox.com

    Thanks in advance for answering. I'll get back to you with audition details as soon as possible.

    Cheers
    Cormac
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