How does it work?

You choose your song from the songlist, sign up (in advance or on the night), and we'll call you up to sing with the band. You don't need to know the lyrics (we have those on a screen for you), and our compère will help you through if you get stuck or need a starting note.

The band is used to adapting to singers, so if you miss your cue or get mixed up, we'll try to follow you. That's part of what makes the experience special.

You can use our app (link provided on the night) to browse the song list and submit song requests. We'll put your name up on the screens at the front of the stage when you're up to sing, and also ping you an email alert.

We manage our setlist carefully to create the best gig possible - that means you could be called to sing at any point in the evening, so please do keep an eye out. On busy nights (which is most of the time) we operate a limit of one tune per singer to ensure as many people as possible get a turn.

How do I shine?

Pick a song that you know well, and which fits your vocal range and singing style. Have a go singing along to the song in advance to try it out: we almost always play songs in the same key as the recorded version. Generally speaking, men choose songs originally sung by men, and women by women, but it's worth noting that a lot of rock vocal parts (e.g. Bon Jovi) are so high that they work better for women than men.

My favourite tune isn't on the list!

We love learning new tunes! Please do contact us with any new tune suggestions. Bear in mind, though, that learning a new tune (and prepping lyrics) takes time - we need some advance notice and can't add things 'on the night'.

Can I sing a song with my friends?

Only if it's a duet (we have plenty on the list). Experience has shown that two people trying to sing a solo song in unison is not a recipe for success, so we usually run a one singer per song rule for songs that were originally sung by one person. If you'd like some support getting through your tune, please talk to our compère Lou before you start: she'll make sure she's on hand to help you through any tricky bits of the song.