bandwanted.nl

What It Is

Wanted is a Dutch live acoustic band project made up of two female vocalists, Mirella ten Dam and Linda Scholten, and two guitarists, Arjan Schreurs and Remco Hiddink. According to the site’s main text, the band is built around the vocal chemistry the two female singers have developed since they were young, with the guitarists’ vocals added to create four-part harmonies. It is better understood as a live music service for events and venues rather than a digital design tool or creative software.

Core Capabilities

Its main strengths are acoustic arrangements and controlled volume. The band’s style can range from easy listening to more up-tempo material, making it suitable for creating a live atmosphere without preventing guests from talking. Its repertoire spans songs from the 1960s through to more modern works, reinterpreted in an acoustic format. Use cases include receptions, theaters, festivals, parties, cafés, and similar settings, indicating a flexible positioning for event performances.

Pricing and Licensing

The website’s main content does not disclose performance pricing, packages, booking procedures, payment methods, or availability checks. It also does not explain how copyright or licensing is handled for songs performed publicly. Therefore, for commercial events, organizers would still need to confirm pricing, performance duration, equipment requirements, copyright responsibilities, and contract terms in advance.

Pros and Cons

The advantage is a clear positioning: four-part harmonies, dual female vocals, and acoustic guitar accompaniment, making it well suited to relaxed social environments. The band also has many years of performance experience and has appeared at various festivals and events. The downside is that the webpage is fairly minimal, offering only a basic introduction and audio samples. It lacks a full setlist, live video, client references, technical rider, and commercial details, which makes remote evaluation and quick booking less efficient.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is suitable for weddings, receptions, cafés, festivals, and small theaters in the Netherlands or nearby regions that need live light music. For users in China, access connectivity cannot be determined from the site text alone, so it should be marked as unknown. In addition, because the service depends heavily on local offline performance, its practical value for users in mainland China is limited.