Thread: I need help with a 'Twin' Burlesque band name

I have formed a band with my twin sister and 5 guys, we do 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s songs, swing and Jazz and close harmony singing....
We had named ourselves Twinset and Burls Band which we thought was an excellent name! We had even bought the domain name - Twinset & Burls (we have the website holding page up if you want to have a look)

Unfortunately we have since been informed that there's a Burlesque act called Twinset and Twirls so we are going to have to change our name, I'm really struggling to think of any else, does anyone have any suggestions?

So far I have thought of
The Twinkles
The Twinjets

That's it really.... :help:

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How about 'Twice as nice'!!!!! or 'it takes two' or 'doubletrouble'? I do like 'the twinkles' though, except twinkle can mean 'other things in different parts of the country!!!!!!!

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PixieParasol

p.s. as the mother of twins myself I feel qualified to post on this thread!!!!!!

How about the "The Dual"? Or something with play on words. Or...Twinight? Twinight means " Relating to or being a double-header in which the first game begins in late afternoon", but you could change that I guess.

Ooh! ooh! How about Twofold?

'dynamic duo', 'on the double', 'two's company' or my current fave.........'double entendre'!!!!!!

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PixieParasol

Or how about "Double Act"? Or "Two Head"

two head!!!!! don't get that.....must be a canadian thing.

You could just choose a combination that goes together like 'peaches & cream', 'sugar & spice', or 'chips & cheese'!!!!!!!!!

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PixieParasol

The two too's

two-dooloo (doesn't 'spell' right but I think you should get it)!

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PixieParasol

Dammit! I pwefe you fiwst option (apologies fo typing- the lette between e and t is bwoken on my key boawd so substituting it with 'w')
Can you definately not have that name? will you cwoss the same paths at all?

I'm not cweatie enough to come up with something, but it seems most of the suggestions so fa will have been used befoe, although double entendwe ain't bad...

How about 'Twodaloo' ?