Live band playing saxophone at Cooling Castle Barn, Kent Photograph by David Pearce


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Russ Davey Sax

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In order to provide an accurate quote it is helpful to include details of where you want the performance to take place, what the booking is for (i.e. wedding or birthday party) and the times at which it should take place. For example:

• 1 x 1 hour set
• 2 x 45 minute sets
• 2 x 1 hour sets

The duo can work alongside a DJ if required. One power supply is needed, along with adequate cover should you plan to hold your event outside. An hour is also required to set up my equipment, so if parking is difficult please let me know so I can allow for extra time. Please click below to contact Russ directly:

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Innocent Bystanders Band Sax and Guitar


Innocent Bystanders are professional musicians with years of experience playing at weddings, birthday parties, corporate functions, dinner dances and conferences. They understand what makes an event work well and how to give an audience an enjoyable live music experience whether it be relaxed music during the day, or dancing music in the evening. With the exception of this website the band does not advertise their services, but instead rely entirely on word of mouth and recommendations.

Russ Davey (Vocals, Saxophone & Keys)
Russ Davey on Sax, Keyboards and VocalsRuss' experience as a wedding singer and saxophonist includes live performances at some of the best venues in Kent, London and the South East. These include Cooling Castle Barn, Leeds Castle, The Commissioner's House and Lympne Castle. He also performs regularly for Arsenal FC, Kent Police, Port Lympne and many other corporate clients.

Tony Pepper (Vocals & Guitars)
Tony Pepper on Guitar & VocalsTony has been a singer-songwriter and performer for as long as he can remember. He took to the stage at eight years old singing at local clubs and in 1964 he joined the Medway Variety Club after being spotted by the then Chatham Standard journalist Jimmy Hodge.

He was a founder member of the popular 60s Medway band Chapter 2 which was an all family affair and also performed as a cellist with the Kent Youth Orchestra.