The Covers Brothers are real life siblings Paul and Steven Herron. Having played together for over 15 years, they share the same love for all harmony based classic pop music from the early sounds of 50s America through to the Britpop days of the 90s.
When they sing, the sound tells you they're brothers, and when they chat in between songs you can tell they're from the north east!
No backing tracks, no electronic trickery, just two voices and two acoustic guitars, simple, authentic, and fun.
Excellent, great set of songs from the duo. Can't recommend them high enough!
"Absolutely fantastic, can’t praise them highly enough. Enjoyed by all generations at the party. Great to dance to or to just sit back and enjoy. Music was ace and they were lovely blokes too. Friendly, punctual and overall top blokes! Thank you xxx"
Great communication, nice guys, sounded great and a good time was had by all. Would definitely recommend.
Absolutely brilliant. They learned our first dance song and played it flawlessly. Gorgeous harmonies, just fantastic. Everyone loved them!
Harmony laden cover versions of classic songs from the past 60 years.
Too many to mention, but last ear we were flown out to upstate New York to play, it was absolutely amazing.
I guess the fact we have no backing tracks, no lyrics sheets. no ipads, no special trickery
Parties, weddings, corporate events, funerals, wakes, you name it, we've played it.
far too many to mention....
Bank Transfer, Cash, Cheque, Paypal, etc.
The usual length is 2 x 45minute sets, but this varies hugely from event to event, we are 100% flexible.
We have our own PA, but no lighting.
We are fully covered by public Liability insurance and all our equipment is PAT tested.
All we need is one plug socket, and around 4-5 meters squared, we can usually squeeze in anywhere we need to.
Probably, maybe, more then likely, get in touch!!
usually just one break, between 15 and 30 minutes, but every event is different, we are flexible with most things.
James Sit Down
Laid
Elvis Presley Devil in Disguise
Suspicious minds
Thats alright Mama
Heartbreak hotel
The Stone Roses She bangs the Drums
Waterfall
Dire Straits Walk of life
Sultans of swing
So far away.
Crowded House Locked Out
Weather with you
Fall at your feet
Four seasons in one day
Distant sun
There goes god
It’s Only Natural
The Killers All these things that I have done
Supergrass Alright
Take That Back For Good
George Michael Faith
Queen Crazy little thing called love
Elton John I’m still standing
I guess thats why they call it the blues
Abba Does your mother know?
The Cure Friday I’m in love
Joe Jackson Is she really going out with him?
Elbow One Day like This
Don McClean American Pie
Glen Campbell Rhinestone Cowboy
Johnny Cash Ring of fire
R.E.M. Shiny happy people
Man On The Moon
Losing My Religion
Stealers Wheel Stuck in the middle
The Bee Gees Stayin alive
Radiohead High and Dry
Creep
Coldplay Yellow
Neil Diamond Sweet Caroline
Hunters and Collectors Throw your arms around me
MGMT Time to pretend
Paul Weller Wild Wood
Cliff Richard Wired for sound
The Righteous Brothers You’ve lost that loving feeling
Kings Of Leon Sex On Fire
The Bucket
Simon & Garfunkel Homeward bound
Mrs Robinson
Keep the customer satisfied
The Boxer
Paul Simon Diamonds on the soles of her shoes.
Graceland
The Everly Brothers All I have to do is dream
Bye Bye Love
Wake up little Susie
Gerry Rafferty Baker Street
The Beatles Here comes the Sun
Lady Madonna
One after 909
Something
The Ballad of John and Yoko
Back in the USSR
I Feel Fine
Norwegian wood
I’ve just seen a face
Oasis Rockin Chair
Wonderwall
Live Forever
She’s Electric
Don’t Look back in Anger
Cigarettes & Alcohol
Supersonic
Digsy's Diner
Michael Jackson Smooth Criminal
Billie Jean
Black or white
Jackie Wilson (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher
The Monkees Daydream believer
I’m a believer
Blur Parklife
This is a low
Charmless man.
Country House
Fleetwood Mac Go your own way
Never going back again
Big Love
Landslide
The Verve Drugs don’t work
Sonnet
The Kinks Waterloo Sunset.
U2 With or without you
One
Angel Of Harlem
The Rolling Stones Last Time
Brown Sugar
The Strokes Last Nite
Some Day
The Jam Town called malice
That’s entertainment
The Smiths There is a light that never goes out
David Bowie Star Man
Ziggy Stardust