We Are Code of Behaviour
Code of Behaviour are an Irish brass band based in Cork City. Their style is a blend of pop, jazz and overall madness, striving to make each moment a party. The set consists of their own arrangements of modern covers, traditional New Orleans standards, and original tunes.
Set up in September 2017, Code of Behaviour made their debut busking on the streets during the Cork Jazz Festival. Although known for “livening up the streets of Cork”, the band have also played at festivals, including Electric Picnic, weddings, college balls, charity events and other gigs.
The band is made up of trumpets, trombones, mellophone, saxophone, sousaphone and drums, with occasional singing (and dancing) thrown in the mix. “An exceptionally talented group of young lads” that you won’t want to miss!
Code of Behaviour have received positive reviews from Cork radio stations, and have also gained a strong following on social media.
Set up in September 2017, Code of Behaviour made their debut busking on the streets during the Cork Jazz Festival. Although known for “livening up the streets of Cork”, the band have also played at festivals, including Electric Picnic, weddings, college balls, charity events and other gigs.
The band is made up of trumpets, trombones, mellophone, saxophone, sousaphone and drums, with occasional singing (and dancing) thrown in the mix. “An exceptionally talented group of young lads” that you won’t want to miss!
Code of Behaviour have received positive reviews from Cork radio stations, and have also gained a strong following on social media.
"Unbelievably entertaining, talented bunch of lads!"
"Excellent sounds."
"Excellent sounds."
COVID-19 UPDATE
07/07/2020
All of us in Code of Behaviour hope that you, your family, and your friends are all safe and healthy.
As our country begins to reopen, we feel that it is now safe enough for us to return to busking. We are insanely excited to be able to perform on the streets again and hope that we can put some much needed smiles on faces soon.
We do ask, however, that if you do stop to watch us perform, please adhere to the guidelines set out by the government and the HSE. If you are staying to watch us perform for a long time, we would please recommend that you wear a mask, to protect yourself and others around you. Please do your best to stay at least two metres away from other people outside of your family. We know that we have the tendency to gather large crowds around us when we busk, so we are ensuring that we busk in locations where it is possible for us to socially distance, both from ourselves and from our audience.
If you are feeling generous and would like to leave some money, we will have our out box as usual for cash, which we will be disinfecting after we busk. If you are wary about using cash or would prefer to keep yourself distant from the box/band, we plan to introduce contactless payment, be it by card machine or via an online method. We will have further news on that in the coming weeks.
As there is now the possibility of small weddings and parties taking place, so comes the possibility of being asked to perform at such events. We have already received a few enquiries in recent days about performing for some occasions, and we expect there shall be more to come. We ask that if you are considering booking us for your event to please ensure that there is sufficient space for us to be socially distant. Ideally we would need an outdoor space big enough for all eight of us to be two metres apart, as well as your guests being over two metres away from us. In cases where outdoor spaces are not available, we would require guests to be four metres away from where we are performing. We won't be able to perform for more than two hours at any gig. As alien as this process feels for us, we feel it is all in the best interest of the band and our audience in order to keep everyone safe and healthy around us.
We are currently learning from WHO online training sources in order to protect ourselves and our audience from any risk of health and safety, and we hope that we can use this effectively when we return to playing live.
We are working on lots of new music at home and we can't wait to perform it for you.
Stay safe x
CoB
07/07/2020
All of us in Code of Behaviour hope that you, your family, and your friends are all safe and healthy.
As our country begins to reopen, we feel that it is now safe enough for us to return to busking. We are insanely excited to be able to perform on the streets again and hope that we can put some much needed smiles on faces soon.
We do ask, however, that if you do stop to watch us perform, please adhere to the guidelines set out by the government and the HSE. If you are staying to watch us perform for a long time, we would please recommend that you wear a mask, to protect yourself and others around you. Please do your best to stay at least two metres away from other people outside of your family. We know that we have the tendency to gather large crowds around us when we busk, so we are ensuring that we busk in locations where it is possible for us to socially distance, both from ourselves and from our audience.
If you are feeling generous and would like to leave some money, we will have our out box as usual for cash, which we will be disinfecting after we busk. If you are wary about using cash or would prefer to keep yourself distant from the box/band, we plan to introduce contactless payment, be it by card machine or via an online method. We will have further news on that in the coming weeks.
As there is now the possibility of small weddings and parties taking place, so comes the possibility of being asked to perform at such events. We have already received a few enquiries in recent days about performing for some occasions, and we expect there shall be more to come. We ask that if you are considering booking us for your event to please ensure that there is sufficient space for us to be socially distant. Ideally we would need an outdoor space big enough for all eight of us to be two metres apart, as well as your guests being over two metres away from us. In cases where outdoor spaces are not available, we would require guests to be four metres away from where we are performing. We won't be able to perform for more than two hours at any gig. As alien as this process feels for us, we feel it is all in the best interest of the band and our audience in order to keep everyone safe and healthy around us.
We are currently learning from WHO online training sources in order to protect ourselves and our audience from any risk of health and safety, and we hope that we can use this effectively when we return to playing live.
We are working on lots of new music at home and we can't wait to perform it for you.
Stay safe x
CoB
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