Ep 2. I Love College

In the second episode of Wedding Band Season 1, titled "I Love College", the band, Rutherford, is tasked with performing at a college fraternity party where their client, Mason's son, is a member. The episode starts with the band members preparing for the gig, and the lead singer, Tommy, is having some difficulties because his ex-girlfriend, Taylor, is one of the guests at the party. While the rest of the band is excited to play for a rowdy college crowd, Tommy is anxious about seeing Taylor again and potentially ruining the night.

As soon as they arrive at the fraternity house, the band realizes that they are in for a wild night. The party guests are already heavily intoxicated, and chaos reigns supreme. Despite the mayhem, the band sets up their equipment and begins playing their first song, "Pour Some Sugar on Me" by Def Leppard. They quickly realize that they have to up their game if they want to keep the rowdy crowd engaged. Tommy attempts to sing the next song, but the chanting audience makes it nearly impossible.

Things take a dramatic turn when Taylor shows up at the party with her new boyfriend, who happens to be a member of the fraternity. The tension between Tommy and Taylor is palpable, and it's clear that they both have unresolved feelings for each other. Meanwhile, Barry, the band's keyboard player, is having the time of his life and even hops on the dance floor to join the party guests.

As the night progresses, the band tries to adapt to the party's energy and plays classic tunes that the college crowd loves. They perform hits like "I Gotta Feeling" by the Black Eyed Peas and "Don't Stop Believing" by Journey, making the audience go wild. However, the band isn't prepared for the demands of the party, and when they're asked to perform a song they don't know, they rely on Barry to improvise a cover of "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix-a-Lot.

Despite a few hiccups, the band manages to keep the party going all night long, much to the satisfaction of their client. At the end of the night, Taylor approaches Tommy and confesses that she still loves him, leading to a dramatic confrontation between her and her boyfriend. The band members watch from afar, unsure of how the situation will unfold.

In the end, the band packs up and leaves the party, leaving a trail of destruction behind them. As they drive away, they reflect on the wild night, and Tommy reminisces about his relationship with Taylor. The episode ends on a bittersweet note, with the band members unsure of what the future holds for them.

Overall, "I Love College" is a fun, energetic episode that showcases the band's ability to entertain even the rowdiest of crowds. While the drama between Tommy and Taylor might seem cliche, it adds an extra layer of tension to the episode, and the band's willingness to improvise and adapt to the party's demands is impressive. Fans of the show will enjoy the camaraderie between the band members, as well as the catchy tunes that they perform throughout the episode.