Corporate Entertainment

Looking for corporate entertainment that does more than fill the background? The Adele Show is a seven-piece Adele tribute concert built to land with a mixed corporate room — instantly recognisable songs, a polished production, and a separate party set when the night calls for it.

It is also a clear booking to explain internally: the music is familiar, the format is easy to picture, and one act can cover both the feature-show moment and the later party set.

What corporate bookers get

• A seven-piece live band led by vocalist Michelle Morrison, performing Adele’s catalogue in full arrangements. Most songs are completely live; one or two use backing tracks for additional production elements.
• Two useful formats in one booking — a cinematic Adele concert set as the centrepiece, then an optional broader party set after the formalities.
• Production that suits the room — professional sound with a front-of-house engineer who keeps dinner and speeches clear, then opens up the PA when the room is ready.
• Flexible set lengths timed around your run sheet, including awards, speeches, sponsor moments and client hospitality.
• Clear pre-booking proof — live videos, public show dates and the official band facts page give your team something concrete to review before approval.

Where it fits

The Adele Show works right across the corporate calendar — gala dinners, awards nights, conferences, client events, milestone celebrations, and end-of-financial-year and Christmas functions. The concert set makes a natural centrepiece after dinner; the party set closes the night. And because Adele’s catalogue spans generations, you’re not betting the room on one demographic — the graduate intake and the senior leadership recognise the same songs.

Why it is easy to approve

Corporate entertainment usually has more than one buyer: the organiser, the executive sponsor, the venue, procurement and sometimes a production supplier. A named Adele tribute concert is easier to explain than a generic cover band, and the optional party set means the same act can cover both the feature moment and the dance-floor brief.

For venue and production checks, start with the official facts: Melbourne base, seven-piece lineup, lead vocalist, service area, live-band format and booking uses. For budget planning, the guide to live-band booking costs in Melbourne explains the factors that change a quote without pretending there is one fixed price for every event.

Hear the show first

Watch live footage to hear the band, or check our upcoming public shows to experience it in person before you book. For independent public-date checks, recent venue and tourism listings include Arcobar’s official dinner-show page and Hepburn Palais listings via ATDW, Australia’s Guide and Victoria’s Heartland. Those listings are useful proof of public events, not a private-event quote.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the band play? We tailor set lengths to your run sheet — typically a concert set as the centrepiece and, where wanted, a party set to close, scheduled around speeches, awards and formalities.

What are your space and power requirements? As a seven-piece with PA and engineer, we are comfortable on most function stages. We confirm stage area, power, load-in and sound limits with your venue before the event, and our engineer manages volume so it does not overwhelm a dinner.

Can you tailor the set or take requests? Yes — we shape the set to your audience and work in specific requests when they suit the show, the singer and the run sheet. We will also be clear when a request is better handled in the party set than the Adele concert set.

Do you travel outside Melbourne? We perform across Victoria and travel interstate for the right event. Send us your venue and we’ll sort the logistics.

How do we book, and what does it cost? Get in touch with your date, venue and rough numbers. Cost depends on the date, location and set length, so we’ll give you a clear quote once we know the details.

Planning a corporate event in Melbourne or regional Victoria? Tell us your date, venue, audience and formalities and we will tailor a show to your run sheet.