© 2025 by The Resonance
Rocking the Hampshire and Surrey Music Scene Together
Welcome to The Resonance. We're a Rock Covers band based in and around North & East Hants and West Surrey.
Something of an eclectic mix of rock, we're known for playing unexpected versions of songs. Such as covering Joey Rammone's version of Wonderful World, or Gun's version of the 80's hit by Cameo, Word Up.
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So as well as playing it straight, we also send the odd curve ball. Always with style and a smile.
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Our
Journey
The Resonance features talented musicians, bringing rock classics to life. We are a passionate band performing at local venues, from pubs through to local festivals.
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We were formed a number of years ago with the latest lineup having been in place since late 2024.
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The members of the band have over 80 years of combined gigging experience playing with everything from Function Bands, to Punk, Prog Rock, and others.​
We're serious about our music but with great humour and more than a slight tongue-in-cheek at the appropriate moments.
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Every gig we've played so far, we've been asked back as our mix of Rock generally provides something for everyone.
Our Current Setlist
SongTitle | Artist | Notes |
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Can't take my eyes off you | The Muse | Their cover of the Andy Williams cover of the Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons Classic. Now sing along with the bit in the middle, you know exactly what we mean. |
Pump it Up | Elvis Costello | |
Bohemian Like you | Dandy Warhols | |
Danger! High Voltage | Electric Six | |
She Sells Sanctuary | The Cult | |
Overkill | Laslo Bane | The rock cover, of the Colin Hey acoustic cover, of the original Men At work '80s hit |
Toxic | Britney Spears | Here's one you wouldn't have expected. But its rockier. |
Wonderful World | Joey Ramone | Great punk version of the Louis Armstrong classic |
In the Air Tonight | Phil Collins | Our own version of the '80s classic, complete with the iconic drum fill, but with a pretty large twist. |
Word Up | Gun | Very rocked up version of the '80s hit orginally by Cameo. This is largely unrecognisable |
Cars | Nine inch Nails | Rock version of the original '70s Tubeway Army hit. |
Money for Nothing | Dire Straits | |
Purple Rain | Prince | |
2-4-6-8- Motorway | Tom Robinson Band | |
1999 | Prince | |
Should I stay or should I go | The Clash | |
Babylon | David Gray | |
Creep | Radiohead | |
God put a smile on your face | Coldplay | |
Human | Rag n Bone Man | Our own version, rocked up somewhat and on guitars only. |
Chasing Cars | Snow Patrol |
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