Anatomy of an Odyssey: It Always Starts With the Music

Every Odyssey begins with one simple thing: a love of music.

Whether it’s an iconic artist, a particular genre or an era that defined a generation, we build our shows around the music that inspires us.

Of course, we play the hits. Our Jackson Odyssey, for example, celebrates all the classics you’d expect. But for us, the real magic lies in digging a little deeper.

Take Baby Be Mine from Michael Jackson’s legendary Thriller album. Often overshadowed by its chart-topping neighbours, it’s one of the grooviest, most delicious tracks on the record. A true hidden gem that dedicated Jackson fans know and love.

And that’s what makes an Odyssey special.

Every great artist has their greatest hits, but behind those familiar anthems lies a treasure trove of extraordinary music waiting to be rediscovered.

More Than Just a Setlist

So, what if you wanted an Odyssey for your own event?

Well, it’s a little more involved than simply picking a few favourites from a repertoire list.

Let’s say you’re throwing a party inspired by the swinging sixties. Of course, we’ll bring out those irresistible Beach Boys classics. But we’ll also dig a little deeper, perhaps throwing in something like Oh! Darling by The Beatles. A wonderfully soulful, powerhouse of a song that true lovers of sixties music will instantly recognise and adore.

That’s the beauty of creating your own Odyssey.

Every song is handpicked, every arrangement considered, and the entire performance is carefully crafted around the music you love. We’re not simply filling a dancefloor with familiar tunes. We’re creating an experience that immerses your guests in the sounds, spirit and atmosphere of your chosen artist, genre or era.

It’s about capturing what made that music special in the first place, while bringing something fresh and exciting to the stage.

Because an Odyssey isn’t just a playlist performed live. It’s a musical journey, created with care, performed with passion and designed to take you somewhere.

And ultimately, that’s what we love most.

We don’t just celebrate the songs everybody knows. We celebrate the music that made us fall in love with the artist, genre or era in the first place.

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