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KC Productions creates and stages live music shows for weddings, corporate events, hotels, festivals, theatres, restaurants and private parties. Each production is built as a show in its own right — repertoire, cast, sound and styling — rather than a set list dropped into a room.
Behind the productions sits more than thirty years of professional stage experience, from intimate wine bars to nine-piece bands, theatre runs and the Edinburgh Festival. That experience is what lets each show be tailored to the venue, the event and the audience in front of it.
Timeless songs reimagined with elegance, warmth and style — atmosphere without ever overpowering the occasion.
An evening of sophistication set to music. The Velvet Songbook pairs a hand-picked repertoire with refined arrangements and understated staging, creating a soundtrack that lets guests relax, connect and celebrate. It's grace and glamour for occasions that deserve something a little more special.
A modern country duo — powerful vocals, live guitar and rich harmonies with a cinematic, Yellowstone-inspired feel.
Big skies, open roads and songs that hit the heart. Whiskey & Wildflowers blend raw storytelling with soaring melodies, bringing the spirit of the American West to your event. It feels as good by candlelight as it does with boots on the dancefloor.
Thirty years of professional vocals — from intimate restaurants and wine bars to theatres, festivals and corporate stages.
A voice that has filled rooms of every shape and size. Louise combines effortless technique with genuine warmth, shaping each performance around the people in front of her. Dependable, adaptable and captivating, she's the artist planners call when the moment really matters.
Thirty years of professional performance, across just about every kind of room there is: wine bars and restaurants, theatres and festivals, prestigious hotels and major corporate stages. Louise turned professional in the early 1990s as frontwoman of rock four-piece Highlander, then sang with Sister Act, a three-girl vocal group backed by a five-piece live band.What that range buys is judgement. The same vocalist can hold a restaurant at a civilised volume, work a corporate audience, or take a stage and run a full show — and knows which one the evening needs without being told.