That Gold Street Sound
Hip-shaking party Soul band from Melbourne
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Name
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That Gold Street Sound
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Genre(s)
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Funk, Soul
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Content
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Originals Only
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Taking Bookings
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Australia Wide
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About Us
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Melbourne Soul band That Gold Street Sound are a party making machine. They thrive on audience participation, and know how to get a rise from even the shyest punter. Certified, bonafide and indubitably qualified to bring you satisfaction and a whole lot of action. There’s a party down on Gold Street and everyone’s invited.
That Gold Street Sound have played at festivals such as St Kilda Fest. - Main Stage 2018 and Winner of Best Live Act on New Music Stage 2017, Strawberry Fields, Folk Rhythm and Life, Cool Summer Festival, Inca Roads and End of the Line as well as Melbourne Music Week and Leaps and Bounds. "The full funk experience... super fresh funky goodness" Chris Gill - Get Down, RRR FM Completely self-funded and managed this is 100% independent Melbourne soul. |
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What We Bring
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We are a nine piece Soul and Funk party band from Melbourne and we love to put on a show. In recent performances we have been delivering our singer to the stage on a golden sedan chair. We also incorporate, confetti/streamer cannons, geyser smoke machines, and big 90cm balloons filled with confetti/lights into our live show (Note; all confetti/streamers/balloons are 100% biodegradable). We also really enjoy delivering an engaging live performance. It’s a fun filled set with plenty of crowd participation and big moments, guaranteed to get the crowd dancing.
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Members
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Shaanika Marguccio (Lead Vocals)
Steven Forss (Drumkit) Phil Naidoo (Bass) Ned Harding (Baritone Saxophone + Backing Vocals) Jim Griffiths (Guitar + Backing Vocals) Dale Dunbar (Trumpet) Saskia Marguccio (Backing Vocals) Kieran Washburn (Trombone) Lara Wasilewski (Congas and Percussion) |
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Country
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Australia
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State / Region
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Victoria
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Artist Website
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"That Gold Street Sound thrive on audience participation, and know how to get a rise from even the shyest punter. Their crowd interaction makes it hard for anyone watching not to have a good time. They’re a party-making machine. Wherever they go, crazy shit just seems to happen."
- That Gold Street Sound @ Cherry Bar, www.beat.com.au
"That Gold Street Sound thrive on audience participation, and know how to get a rise from even the shyest punter. Their crowd interaction makes it hard for anyone watching not to have a good time. They’re a party-making machine. Wherever they go, crazy shit just seems to happen."
- That Gold Street Sound @ Cherry Bar, www.beat.com.au