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Everything You Need to Know About Booking

"The John Royce Music Experience"

(From performance requirements and timings to insurance,

set lists and booking arrangements, you'll find everything you need here to make organising your event straightforward.)

His extensive repertoire takes you on a musical journey from the late 50s through the 60s, 70s, 80s and beyond, covering everything from classic rock and pop to country and crowd pleasing favourites.
Whether you're looking for great live music for a pub, club, private party or corporate event, The John Royce Music Experience delivers a show packed with familiar songs, powerful vocals and plenty of entertainment.

Professional • Reliable • Fully Prepared • Audience Focused

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"Very good (at)

what he does"

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"Very accomplished, engaging performer."

"What a

Fantastic Show"

📋 Set Lists & Performance Timings

1:  Typically, a standard show consists of two, forty minute sets  with a twenty to thirty minute break between sets plus where requested one or two encore numbers. Timings are totally flexible to suit your particular event or requirements. This MUST be discussed and confirmed prior to agreeing any dates and fees.

2:  I have a "standard" routine set which includes songs from the 60s onwards and has a balanced mix of hits from the decades. As a rule the first set is filled with "engaging" songs that usually involve a degree of "audience participation" and warm the crowd up ready for a lively and energetic second half. The second set is decidedly more upbeat, filled with more "sing-a-long songs" and mostly popular dance sonce songs and "floor fillers". If as a host, you know what kind songs your regular crowd likes to hear, this would be helpful, otherwise, it is down to reading the audience and adapting to suit their mood on the fly.

3:  When discussing timings,  allowances need to be made with respect to  bringing the equipment in, setting the equipment up and sound checking, then at the end of the night, time must be allocated to stripping down the instruments, PA, lighting and other equipment.  This is typically around 30 to 45 minutes (depending on performance area  location and loading area accessibility ) This time frame  could be extended if there are staircases or fire escapes to be negotiated. 

4:  A full "songs list" is available to download should you require and specific song(s) to be included in the show.

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