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The Debbie Boyd Band available for Corporate Events, Wedding Celebration, Jewish Weddings and Private Parties. |
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The Debbie
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Scottish born actress and singer, Debbie Boyd, began singing professionally with bands in 1994. Five years later, she graduated with distinction from Guildford School of Acting and went on to enjoy a very successful career in musical theatre, including starring in the UK tour of the hit rock and pop show “What A Feeling!” alongside Gwen Dickey (Rose Royce) and Limahl (of 80s pop group Kajagoogoo) and playing the dual roles of Shania Twain and LeAnn Rimes in the UK and Ireland tours of “Legends of Country”. Debbie now fronts her own band of world class musicians and backing vocalists, who have also appeared with and supported celebrities such as Avril Lavigne, Kylie Minogue, The Foundations, The Average White Band, The Drifters and Will Young, amongst others. |
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Every night is different with The Debbie Boyd Band as Debbie’s years of experience in theatre entertainment and her exceptional voice combine with the incredible musical talents of the rest of the band to produce a show that holds the attention of everyone in the room, packs the dancefloor, is interactive and totally personal. The band plays regularly for an impressive and ever increasing list of clients including Harrods, Lloyds TSB, Chamber of Commerce, Ministry of Defence, P&O Cruiselines, Landrover, Jaguar, Rover, Powergen, Amec, Lakeside Retail Centre, Norfolk County Council and the Ferrari Owners Club, among many others. Debbie’s charisma and outstanding voice, coupled with the band’s extensive repertoire of crowd pleasing favourites, ensures every night is a roaring success. An evening with The Debbie Boyd Band is everything you’d expect from a top line act and a lot more... |
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Testimonials “Hi Debbie, Thank you and your band for a brilliant night, you were fantastic and everyone really had a good time. I had a good hangover on Sunday but it was well worth it. Take care and we will let you know the date for next year.” (St Albans Chamber of Commerce) “We were absolutely blown away by how good the band was and the lead singer Debbie made the celebration a party by getting everyone participating and up on the dance floor. The choice of songs was perfect and the version of ‘You’re Beautiful’ by James Blunt was wonderful – we are very grateful for the band learning this one for us.” (Bride) “The Band and particularly Debbie were fantastic. Debbie has such a warm, welcoming and lively personality, not to mention a quality voice. The feedback I've received from guests has been brilliant, please thank them. We'll see them soon in Leicester I'm sure as lots of my friends will book them.” (40th Birthday Party) “I just wanted to drop you a note to thank you so much for helping to make our wedding day such a memorable event. The choice of music was great, everything was totally professional and I know that everyone I spoke to was really impressed with the quality of the music. Debbie was absolutely superb and added so much character and personality to the whole set – I was really impressed. From my perspective it was excellent. Please pass our thanks to the whole band.” (Groom) “Dear Debbie, now that the dust has settled after Pat's 50th Birthday Party I wanted to say a very big thank you to you and your band. You were absolutely amazing. Your energy and sensational voice made our party. The floor was packed throughout the night and even the most reluctant dancers you coaxed to the floor. I loved especially the audience participation. All our guests raved about you and the band afterwards. Thank you once again for giving us such a great and memorable night.” (50th birthday party - Scottish ceilidh theme) “Great entertainment, performance very good, good band, great vocalist and pretty!!” (Sir Bobby Robson) “Dear Debbie, Sue & I would like to thank you for appearing at our wedding reception and making the evening a complete success. We appreciate the extra time you all gave us when our wedding breakfast plans changed at the last moment. All of our guests enjoyed your singing and music along with ourselves. Many people have commented how well you chose appropriate music for all ages and how your personal interactions with the guests created a really enjoyable atmosphere. Thanks once again to you and all of the band for helping to make our wedding so perfect and special.” (Groom) |
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Debbie's personal reviews “Debbie possesses a wonderful voice.” Jim Gellatly, Aberdeen Evening Express Music Critic “Debbie Boyd took the title role this year and despite a throat infection making even talking difficult before the show, she gave a compelling performance and her pizzazz, great looks and stage charisma made her a perfect choice for a principal boy.” Encore Magazine, February 2001 on “Dick Whittington” at The Kings Theatre, Edinburgh. “The stars – soulful Gwen Dickey, formerly lead singer with hitmakers Rose Royce, and smoky-voiced Limahl who was frontman for the chart-topping Kajagoogoo in the 80s – are ably supported by the sexy Debbie Boyd, who revealed that she was born in Inverness but must have left at a very early age or we would all have noticed her shapely form, long legs and big blonde hair. Boyd, who indulged in some dirty dancing on a bluesy ‘Hound Dog’ and Donna Summer’s ‘Hot Stuff’, also delivered the goods on ‘Out Here On My Own’, the big ballad from ‘Fame’”. Inverness Courier [July 2001] on “What A Feeling!” “Dean Hussain and Debbie Boyd provided strong, charismatic support. Both are big talents to watch out for.” Bradford Telegraph [May 2001] on “What A Feeling!” “As the opening chords of the title number blare out across the arena, a stunning mystery woman takes to the stage, beaming from ear to ear. Shimmying down the skeletal stairs that form the centrepiece of the set, Boyd delivered the majority of the highlights, her vibrant voice tingling the spine throughout Out Here On My Own.” Edinburgh Evening News [April 2001] on “What A Feeling!” “Debbie Boyd held the ear and eye whenever she appeared or had a solo. Both newcomers were good value and Boyd came close to stealing the show.” The Stage [June 2001] on “What A Feeling!” “…they shared the stage with the very talented Debbie Boyd, who did a particularly raunchy version of Elvis’ Hound Dog among many other songs.” Darlington Evening Gazette [May 2001] on “What A Feeling!” “…many of the songs were belted out magnificently by rising theatre star Debbie Boyd.” Kentish Times [June 2001] on “What A Feeling!” |
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