About
Chain Reaction is a rock 'n' roll band based in Perth, WA.
Chain Reaction play classic rock 'n' roll hits, the ones people like to dance to and sing along with. The Perth band comes in two sizes, five or six players, and they bring a spread of instruments and influences to those old favourites. They're comfortable at almost any kind of event: council functions, fetes, fundraisers, balls and weddings, hotels and taverns, outdoor concerts, and house or street parties. The set works for every age group in the room, so it's an easy choice for a birthday party or a dance.
Song list
83 songs
A Big Hunk Of Love
A Hard Days Night
A Mess Of Blues
All Day and All Night
All Shook Up
Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again
Baby Please Don’t Go
Back in the USSR
Bad Moon Rising
Ballad of John & Yoko
Blue Suede Shoes
Born To Be Wild
Brown Eyed Girl
Burning Love
California Blue
Call Me The Breeze
Candyman
Can’t Buy Me Love
Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You
Chain of Fools
Come Back Again
Come Together
Comes a Time
Crazy Little Thing Called Love
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Dock of the Bay
Don’t Be Cruel
Don’t Get Me Wrong
Don’t Let Me Down
Don’t Stop Thinking About Tomorrow
Dream a Little Dream of Me
Dream Baby
Eagle Rock
Eight Days a Week
Ex’s and Oh’s
Fire
Four Strong Winds
Get Back
Gimme Some Lovin’
Gloria
Gold
Green River
Handle With Care
Rehab
Revolution
Ring Of Fire
Road House Blues
Rock n Roll Music
Roll Over Beethoven
Shake Rattle & Roll
Slippin’ Away
Sorrow
Stand By Me
Steal My Kisses
Steam Roller Blues
Stuck in the Middle with You
Stuck on You
Superstion
Suspicious Minds
Suzi Q
Sweet About Me
Sweet Caroline
Sweet Home Alabama
Sweet Home Chicago
The Break-up Song
The House is a Rockin’
The Jean Genie
The Letter (Joe Cocker version)
The Letter (Boxtops version)
The Things We Said Today
The Tide Is High
These Boots are Made for Walking
Too Many Times
Treat Her Right
Trouble
Twenty Flight Rock
Two of Us (Beatles)
Valerie
Waiting on the World to Change
Walk A Mile In My Shoes
Walk in the Room
Werewolves of London
What I Like About You
You’re Mamma Don’t Dance