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Spy Candy Are 2 Girls and 4 Guys. a Fun Loving Band That Delivers a High Quality and Entertain- Ing Show Spy Candy Spy Candy are 2 girls and 4 guys. A fun loving band that delivers a high quality and entertain- ing show. Music ranges from Beyonce to Jack- son Five, from the Bee Gees to Scissor Sisters. Formed 7 years ago, Spy Candy has played at over 500 different venues. With audiences from just a hundred to many thousands all over the UK and abroad. Very popular at corporate events, holiday parks, military bases, universi- ties, aboard ferries, weddings, private parties and clubs and have played at all the major hotel groups. With a host of excellent testimonials to their name they are a six piece 100% live band that really entertains. Available either as a fun party band (above), using costumes with a Spy Movies theme – Austin Powers, James Bond, etc. – or using more conventional stage wear (right). Fully self contained, with a Professional Sound and Lighting System, suitable for venues of around 500 capacity. For larger audiences, the band is very experienced at working with both professional sound/stage companies and large in-house systems with sound & light engineers. The 2 girls and 4 guys in Spy Candy give the band both male and female lead singers, plus up to five backing singers. • Female lead vocals • Male lead vocals, plus guitar, keyboard and percussion • Female bass guitar/vocals • Male lead guitar/vocals • Male keyboard/vocals • Male drummer/vocals The band is 100% LIVE For the technical – for our lights/lasers, we have IColour4 4000 watt spotlights, Varma Mushroom moving light effects, a Kam Mighty 3D Laser, and for sound a 4000 watt Ad Lib PA System. All members of Spy Candy carry full Public Liability Insurance from the Musician's Union, and elec- trical equipment is PAT certified. Copy certificates available on request. Some of the venues and corporate groups where we have performed... ITV (The London Studios) - Coors Brewery - Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst - Northwood HQ (British Armed Forces Headquarters and NATO) - Army Training Centre, Pirbright - The Princess Royal Barracks, Deepcut - Catterick Garrison (Alma, Marne) - Corunna Army Base - Rowcroft Bar- racks - Bulford Army Camp - Normandy Barracks - Dalton Barracks - Prince William of Gloucester Barracks - Luffenham Army Base - GOSCC (Global Operations & Security Control Center) - RAF Scampton - RAF Benson - RAF Honington - RAF Valley - RAF Lyneham - RAF Waddington - RAF Uxbridge - RAF Odiham - RAF Wattisham -RAF Cosford - RAF Brize Norton - RAF Shawbury - JJB Stadium Wigan - Liverpool FC - Blackpool FC - Bolton FC - Derby FC - Widnes Vikings RLFC - Derby Rugby Club - P&O Ferries - CenterParcs - Flamingo Land - Pontins - Hoseasons - Bourne Leisure/Haven Holidays - West Sands Holiday Park (Bunn Leisure) - John Fowler Holidays - Duporth Holiday Village - Winkups Holiday Park - Ribby Hall Village - Batley Frontier (formerly the Batley Variety Club) - Whipsnade Zoo - Gala Casinos - The Round Table (Area 8 Rally) - Camping Club Caravan Rally - British Aerospace, Samlesbury - Greater Manchester Police - Lancashire CCC (Old Trafford), Ski Club of Great Britain - Tamworth Snowdome - X-Scape Milton Keynes - Formby Hall Golf Resort - Far Grange Park and Golf Club - Marple Golf Club - Hazel Grove Golf Club - Horsley Lodge Golf Club - Mellor & Townscliffe Golf Club - Forest of Arden Hotel Golf & Country Club - Edgebaston Priory Club - The International Centre, Telford - TWI Conference Centre - The Green Room, Manchester - The Lawn, Lincoln - Chester Campus Handbridge - William's College, Isle of Man - International Business School, Isle of Man - King's Hawford School- Austin Social Club - Ford Sports & Social Club - Vauxhall Sports & Social Club - Rolls Royce Club - Next Generation Club - Rendezvous 1, Astley - The Buttermarket, Shrewsbury - Wokefield Mansion House - Elvaston Castle Country Park - Park Hall Hotel (Camelot) - Midland Hotel Manchester - Noga Hilton, Cannes - Hilton Hotels - De Vere Hotels - Marriott Hotels - Moat House Hotels - Hallmark Hotel - Ramada-Jarvis - Radisson - Imperial Hotel, Blackpool - Mount Murray Hotel, Isle of Man - The Last Drop, Bolton - Norbreck Castle Hotel, Blackpool - Cottons Hotel - Holiday Inns - Grosvenor Pulford Hotel - Copthorne Hotel - Petwood Hotel - Rendezvous Hotel Skipton - Trearddur Bay Hotel - Wensum Valley Hotel - NH Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky, Amsterdam - Dunkenhalgh Hotel - Three Counties Hotel - Crowne Plaza Liverpool - Adelphi Hotel Liverpool - Devonshire House Hotel - Kilhey Court Hotel - Connahs Quay Civic Hall - Accrington Town Hall - Northwich Memorial Hall - Stourbridge Town Hall - Rookery Hall - Highfield Hall - Oulton Hall - Crewe Hall - Himley Hall & Park - Weston Park - Festival Leisure Park, Basildon - Mathew Street Fes- tival, Liverpool - Crewe and Nantwich Festival - Bury St. Edmunds Festival - Shaw Beer Festival - Exeter Festival - Exeter Univer- sity - Lancaster University - Salford University - MMU - Liverpool Hope University - Cardiff University - Kent University - Bath Uni- versity - Mustang Sallys, Wakefield - The Limelight, Crewe - Manchester Academy - Thruxton Racing Circuit - Catterick Race Course - Haydock Park Racecourse - Beverley Polo Club - Litten Tree - Yates Wine Lodge - Bistro French Live - Bar Med - Jumping Jaks - Brannigans - Arena Group Pubs - Chicago Rock Cafe - Habtoor Grand Resort, Dubai - The Aviation Club & Irish Village, Du- bai. 1960's Respect - Aretha Franklin I just want to make love to you - Muddy Waters 1970's Superstition - Stevie Wonder Live & Let Die - Paul McCartney & Wings Ain't no stopping us now - McFadden & Whitehead Lady Marmalade - LaBelle/Moulin Rouge Blame it on the Boogie - Jackson 5 I want you back - Jackson 5 ABC - Jackson 5 Mama Mia - Abba Voulez-vous - Abba September - Earth Wind & Fire Signed Sealed Delivered - Stevie Wonder I Wish - Stevie Wonder Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting - Elton John Night Fever - Bee Gees Stayin' Alive - Bee Gees Boogie Nights - Heatwave Play that funky music - Wild Cherry We are the Champions - Queen 1980's Billie Jean - Michael Jackson Gimme, Gimme, Gimme - Abba 9 to 5 - Dolly Parton One Vision - Queen Kind of Magic - Queen Ladies Night - Kool and the Gang / Atomic Kitten Somebody else's guy - Jocelyn Brown Love Shack - B52's Kiss - Prince You can leave your hat on - Tom Jones Walk This Way - Run DMC/Aerosmith 1990's Man, I feel like a Woman - Shania Twain Smooth - Santana Angels - Robbie Williams Millennium - Robbie Williams Back for good - Take That 2000's I Gotta Feeling - Black Eyed Peas Grace Kelly - Mika American Boy - Estelle She Said - Plan B Valerie - Amy Winehouse/Mark Ronson I believe in a thing called love - The Darkness Fallin' - Alicia Keys Never Forget You - Noisettes This Love - Maroon Five I Kissed a Girl - Katy Perry I don't feel like dancing - Scissor Sisters Testimonials RAF Shawbury "An excellent band with fantastic sound and great lighting. Highly recommended to any mess requiring a band - guaranteed to create an excellent atmosphere." RAF Shawbury, Sgts Mess (Email) Coors Brewery Christmas Party "I would like to say a huge Thank you to the band for making our Christmas party such a success, this was my first time arranging a Christmas Party for all the Brewery employee's and having a live band as professional as Spy Candy made the experience very special for us all, everyone really enjoyed the en- tertainment, the Venue was buzzing, and it will be remembered for many months to come. I highly rec- ommend Spy Candy, and look forward to them coming to our next party." M.C., Molson Coors Brew- ery (Email) School Ball at Mellor & Townscliffe Golf Club "Just wanted to send you a note to say a massive thank-you for making our school ball such a great party last night. I lost count of the number of people that came up to me to say how fantastic you were. I know it was probably a pretty small gig by your standards, but you absolutely made our night - thank you so much!!!" SM (Email) GOSCC (Global Operations & Security Control Center) Spycandy were terrific. I thought they were great performers who really got the party going. Please pass on my thanks to the whole band for making the evening a great success - worth every penny! GOSCC (Email) Amsterdam, International Broadcasting Convention . " SpyCandy didn’t just turn up on the night, but worked with us from our theme conception through to the event itself, to make our client party THE event of IBC in Amsterdam. From total commitment and professionalism to the look and feel, the audi- ence interaction, fantastic play list that worked it’s magic on all guests, filling the dance floor and the fact that a newly formed fan club greeted them at Schiphol Airport on the departure - Project4 had a re- quirement to fulfil our clients every need and dream for their customer event, SpyCandy helped us achieve that. We would be happy to, and would expect to, work with you guys again. Thank you. " Sheila and Debbie, Project4 Marketing Ltd. The Princess Royal Barracks, Deepcut . "I would like to pass on my thanks personally, and on behalf of the Presiding Member of The Headquarters and Central Sergeants’ Mess here at Deepcut, for the ex- cellent entertainment provided on the evening of our Christmas Draw. The whole set up was outstanding from start to finish and it ran like a dream. Spy Candy were outstanding! I would have no doubt in rec- ommending them to my colleagues at other Sergeants’ Messes." S.R., Camberley (Email) Combined 21st and 50th Birthday Party, Nottingham "My thanks for the fabulous performance you gave at my party. Also, everybody who was there has said how brilliant the band was and I felt I had to pass on their admiration too. I would have absolutely no hesitation is recommending your band to anyone, you were all tremendous." - I.S. (Letter) Lancashire Cricket Club (Old Trafford) for the Ski Club of Great Britain's Northern Ball. "...the evening was an enormous success. With music from Spy Candy and Mike Holt the dance floor was crammed from start to finish with members and non-members alike displaying some great moves!" - Ski Club of Great Britain (web site quote) Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, Summer Ball. "Please pass onto the members of Spy Candy our thanks for a great entertaining show.
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