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Song List
A growing catalog of crowd-tested favorites, acoustic roots, dance-floor staples, and unexpected WWR-style covers
ALWAY GROWING
A flexible list,
not a fixed script.
WhiteWater Rambles's song list is alway evolving. New songs are added through client requests, band favorites, and material we know works on real dance floors.
The list gives couples a clear sense of our range while helping us shape a set that fits the room, the moment, and the party.
THE CORE IDEA
We do not turn every song into bluegrass.
Depending on the song, the moment, and the arrangement, WWR can lean into rock, folk, Americana, bluegrass, reggae jam, pop, country, funk, sould, 90's alternative, or classic sing-alongs.
WE KEEP THE PARTY MOVING
WhiteWater Ramble often builds medleys, snippets of songs, and seamless segues with little to no downtime between songs in order to keep the party moving and the dance floor engaged.


WHAT YOU'LL FIND ON THE LIST
Artists & Songwriters
Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, Van Morrison, Tyler Childers, Grateful Dead, Johnn Cash, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Mumford & Sons, The Killers, Sublime, TLC, and more.

Genres We Cover
Classic rock, 90s alternative, Americana, folk, bluegrass, country, reggae, jam, pop, funk,soul, indie, old-time, and dance floor favorites.

Decade & Eras
Traditional roots, 60s/70s classics, 80s favorites, 90s sing-alongs, 2000s staples, modern Americana, and current favorites.

Wedding Momements
Ceremony, cocktail hour, reception dance sets, first dances, parent dances, last dance, and late-night moemnts.

HOW COUPLES USE THE LIST

Redline Songs
Mark any songs you absolutely do not want performed.

Highlight Favorites
Choose roughly 30 songs that help define your overall vibe.

Let Us Shape the Night
We build medleys, snippets, and seamless segues, and adapt in real time to the room.
SPECIAL REQUESTS
The List is only the starting point.
Reception packages may include up to 3 special requests not currently on the list, and ceremony packages may include processional and recessional request options.

