About Us

Kerry Burley and Rob Gallagher present Sing a Song: A Tribute to The Carpenters  - an international touring tribute to the iconic brother and sister duo. Based in Scotland, the band have toured the UK, Ireland and Asia both as a duo and with their talented six-piece band, receiving rave reviews internationally and performing at some of the most state-of the art theatres and stadiums in the world. Kerry and Rob are hugely experienced performers who build an instant and easy rapport with audiences, making sure everyone has an enjoyable time, whatever the venue.

The 100 minute (2 x 50 minute sets or one longer set ) show celebrates all the hits of Karen and Richard, with a few surprises along the way, including some 60s covers included on the Oldies Medley from their best-selling 'Now and Then' album to get audiences on their feet. Kerry's energy is infectious and there are lots of chances for audiences to participate and sing along - it's actively encouraged!

Kerry's silky, sound-a-like vocals and Rob's live piano/vocals are enhanced in theatres and larger venues by an incredible band who help to recreate the unique sound of the Carpenters’ live shows, taking audiences back with the ‘songs they loved so well’ - and of course with vintage 70s costumes and instruments - it really is Yesterday Once More!

Huge hits including We've Only Just Begun, Close To You, Please Mr Postman and Top Of The World are interwoven with lots of stories behind the music (and lots of humour), making this show a must-see for Carpenters fans and music lovers alike.

Sing a Song: A Tribute to the Carpenters are available as a duo or as a four, five or six piece live band, so there's a show to suit any size of venue. 

Sing a Song present: 'Christmas with The Carpenters'

Our sing-along Christmas show for the festive period is also available to book, and includes all the hits from the Carpenters' classic 'Christmas Portrait' album, including Sleigh Ride, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas and their 1971 hit Christmas single Merry Christmas Darling.