End Of The Century – The UK’s Finest Rock And Pop Function Band

Elite Event Entertainment

weddings, functions and corporate events a speciality

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Meet The Band

a three to four piece outfit with up to three vocalists

DON STICK

Lead Guitar and Vocals

Don is the de facto frontman for EOTC; a powerhouse of vocal and guitar energy who can win over the toughest crowd! Don is also a busy UK session guitarist with a number of credits to his name.

ANDY WOODARD

Rhythm Guitar and Vocals

A stunning all-rounder and vastly experienced touring musician, Andy’s musical rhythm guitar work provides the glue that holds the EOTC four piece band together. His effortless lead and backing vocals add another dimension to both the sound and to the band dynamic; he must be seen to be fully appreciated!

BOOKING OPTIONS

two lineups and two acoustic add-ons

FOUR PIECE BAND

twin guitars and three vocals

£1250

(FROM*)

The standard lineup featuring twin guitars and three lead vocals for the fullest sound and the biggest visual impact. Please enquire with your date, event type and location for a quote.
*prices vary with season

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THREE PIECE BAND

a power trio with twin vocal attack

£1000

(FROM*)

This deletes one guitar for a trimmed-down lineup that sounds unbelievably powerful. Please enquire with your date, event type and location for a quote.
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ACOUSTIC SOLO SET

perfect for your reception or ceremony

£400

(FROM*)

Don’s accomplished acoustic guitar playing and rich expressive vocals will provide the perfect welcoming atmosphere for your guests, afternoon or evening. Usually booked as an add-on.
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ACOUSTIC DUO

vocals, guitar and cajon

£750

(FROM*)

This outfit serves as an upgrade to the acoustic solo set, or can replace the full band at a smaller function. The depth of sound with this format has to be heard to be believed!
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY...

a small selection from our hundreds of testimonials

We’ve just got home from our honeymoon and were saying while we were away that we must email you guys as soon as we got back to say a huge thank you to all four of you for coming so far for our wedding. We are so pleased that you were recommended to us and our gamble on not hearing you play before paid off. We absolutely loved you all, as did all of our guests. We really do think that you made the evening of our wedding. And to top it off you are all such lovely guys, it was like having friends play rather than just another band, so a huge thank you to you and the boys again. I hope it wasn’t too tiring for you the drive, but as you say brushing up on your language skills is always fun and French food – yum! Everyone complimented us on how good and how much fun you are, so hopefully you might get a few new bookings through us in the future. We will definitely be recommending you all to anyone who will listen! If you ever need any references, please feel free to give us a shout we couldn’t recommend you enough. Now I just need to get on with organising another party so I can book you guys again, haha!

Camille and Rob Caie

Wedding, Summer 2012

We asked Don and his band to perform at our wedding this year. I can’t speak highly enough of their performance from playing our first dance to keeping friends and family of all ages on the dance floor throughout the evening. We received fantastic feedback from all our guests so I was extremely happy as choosing the band was one of my only jobs!

Ben De’Ath

Wedding, Summer 2018

To Don and End of the Century, Thank you so much for the amazing music you played at our wedding. We had an amazing evening and the music was fantastic! We’ve had so many people say to us how good you guys were. Don – an extra big thank you for your acoustic set during the wedding breakfast. You were incredible and everyone loved it!! Thank you again. Love,

Mark and Kate Butcher

Wedding, Summer 2015

We hired EOTC for our wedding on the 21st May 2016 at Bruisyard Hall and from the run up they were brilliant – sending us a list of songs for us to choose and give them an idea of what we want. On the night itself they were absolutely fantastic. From the very first dance and for the remainder of the night the dance floor was packed and dancing to every song. Even the tracks they played during their breaks kept the guests dancing. They were professional in their appearance, punctuality and performance. One of our guests texted me this the following day: “Swifty your band were amazing. I have paid lots of money to see bands at gigs and they were better than many of those. They were awesome”. If you are looking for a band at any event or wedding then EOTC are who you need to book. They smashed it on the night.

Paul Swift

Wedding, Summer 2016

MASSIVE shout out goes to End of the Century, who absolutely rocked my latest event and travelled across Europe for my booking. Your acoustic performance set the perfect party and celebratory tone and absolutely all 161 people loved your band. I spent the night receiving glowing compliments from colleagues, you formed part of making our event the best ever for my colleagues – even in 10-20 years was quoted – and a personal thanks from our European MD. I’m so proud to have shared your talents, and hope you’ve secured many more bookings as a result. If anyone is looking for a band, look no further! Your number one fan, x

Emily Harrison

Events Lead, Napp Pharmaceuticals Limited

Michele and I only just returned from holiday last night and are now getting round to say our thanks to everyone. From both of us, we just wanted to say what a fantastic evening’s entertainment you guys provided. We, and our guests, couldn’t have asked for a better time. I loved how you interacted with the crowd and how every song was on the money and kept guests up on the dance floor all night from the very start (which doesn’t always happen!). Thank you also for the ease of communication in the run up to the night and to the band for learning the song ‘The One’, which I now hope a few others choose so it comes in useful! Please feel free to use any of the comments here as feedback on your website etc. It was a brilliant day and evening all in one, and you were a large part of that.

Richard and Michele Li-Fay

Wedding, Autumn 2018

Don, Just wanted to say a big thank you to you all. Last night was fabulous! Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the party, made extra special by your performance. You got everyone up and dancing and having fun. It was exactly the kind of music and feel we wanted and everyone has commented on how good you were. You were still getting talked about in the office this morning. You guys seriously made me look good and I’m getting praises left right and centre so THANK YOU! Hope you got back ok and again, thank you. xxxx

Nelsea Fagerlund

Calypso Technology, Christmas Party 2017

I Just wanted to thank you all once again for making my 40th party such a huge success and such a fabulously fun evening. Everyone was amazed and thoroughly enjoyed the evening and you guys were the ones who made it so. In the end, everyone was dancing, even my Dad and boss! You were fab at tuning into what people were enjoying and you continued to play similar style songs to keep the interest. I cannot recommend you strongly enough. You were great. Many thanks chaps. I’ve had numerous questions about CDs. Do you have one?

Sarah Thorpe

40th Birthday Party, Winter 2015

REPERTOIRE

this is how we do it

FIRST DANCES

We recommend a number of first dances for your wedding, in case you’re stuck!

All Of Me – John Legend
Ain’t No Sunshine – Bill Withers
Angels – Robbie Williams
Baby I’m Yours – Arctic Monkeys
Cry To Me – Solomon Burke
Daughters – John Mayer
Drops Of Jupiter – Train
Drive – Incubus
Every Breath You Take – The Police
Everything- Michael Bublé
If I Ever Lose My Faith – Sting
Iris – Goo Goo Dolls
Just The Way You Are – Bruno Mars
Just The Way You Are – Billy Joel
Heart Of Gold – Neil Young
Here, There And Everywhere – The Beatles
Ho Hey – The Lumineers
Last of the Ladies – Courteeners
Lovely Day – Bill Withers
Lover Of The Light – Mumford And Sons
Magic – Coldplay
Make It With You – Bread
More Than Words – Extreme
She Will Be Loved – Maroon 5
Something – The Beatles
The Way You Look Tonight – Rod Stewart
Thinking Out Loud – Ed Sheeran
Time of Your Life – Green Day
Tiny Dancer – Elton John
Vienna – Billy Joel
When You Say Nothing At All – Ronan Keating
Wonderful Tonight – Eric Clapton
You Are All That I Am Not – Band of Skulls
You Do Something To Me – Paul Weller
You’re Just Too Good To Be True – Andy Williams
Your Song – Elton John

FIRST DANCES
ACOUSTIC

Perfect – Ed Sheeran
Thinking Out Loud – Ed Sheeran
Stay With Me – Sam Smith
Just the Way You Are – Bruno Mars
Seven Days – Sting
Ho Hey – The Lumineers
All of Me – John Legend
Baby I’m Yours – Artic Monkeys
Everything – Michael Buble
Daughters – John Mayer
No Such Thing – John Mayer
Why Georgia – John Mayer
My Stupid Mouth – John Mayer
Big Fish – Dave Matthews Band
Grey Street – Dave Matthews Band
Where Are You Going? – Dave Matthews Band
Daughter – Pearl Jam
Better Man – Pearl Jam
Nothing Man – Pearl Jam
Black – Pearl Jam
Elderly Woman Behind a Counter in a Small Town – Pearl Jam
The Day We Caught The Train – Ocean Colour Scene
Mr Jones – Counting Crows
Mrs Potter’s Lullaby – Counting Crows
When You Say Nothing At All – Ronan Keating
Angels – Robbie Williams
She’s The One – Robbie Williams
Weather With You – Crowded House
Tell Her This – Del Amitri
Driving With The Brakes On – Del Amitri
Roll To Me – Del Amitri
Here and Now – Del Amitri
More Than Words – Extreme
Hole Hearted – Extreme
Rise and Shine – Extreme
Breaking The Girl – Red Hot Chili Peppers
Juggernaut – The Stone Roses
June – Spock’s Beard
Back For Good – Take That
Drops of Jupiter – Train
You Ain’t The First – Guns ‘n’ Roses
Look at You – Screaming Trees
One – U2
Under the Bridge – Red Hot Chili Peppers
Stranger than your Sympathy – Goo Goo Dolls
Iris – Goo Goo Dolls
Present Tense Pearl Jam
Breakfast at Tiffany’s – Deep Blue Something
End of the Century – Blur
Patience – Guns ‘n’ Roses
Patience – Take That
The Scientist – Coldplay
Every Little Thing She Does is Magic – The Police
She Loves You – The Beatles
Ticket To Ride – The Beatles
Here There and Everywhere – The Beatles
Help – The Beatles
Yesterday – The Beatles
Strawberry Fields Forever – The Beatles
Can’t Buy Me Love – The Beatles
Sweet Baby James – James Taylor
Heart of Gold – Neil Young
Take It Easy – The Eagles
Tequila Sunrise – The Eagles
New Kid in Town – The Eagles
Love Will Keep Us Alive – The Eagles
Tears in Heaven – Eric Clapton
Wonderful Tonight – Eric Clapton
Build Me Up Buttercup – The Foundations
Just The Way You Are – Billy Joel
Vienna – Billy Joel
My Life – Billy Joel
The Way You Look Tonight – Billy Joel
Your Song – Elton John
Yellow Brick Road – Elton John
Rocket Man – Elton John
Tangerine – Led Zeppelin
Babe I’m Gonna Leave You – Led Zeppelin
Stairway To Heaven – Led Zeppelin
Thank You – Led Zeppelin
That’s The Way – Led Zeppelin
Africa – Toto
Cry to Me – Solomon Burke
Suite: Judy Blue Eyes – Crosby, Stills and Nash
Cry Baby Cry – Crosby, Stills and Nash
American Pie – Don McLean
Make It With You – Bread
Don’t Stop Me Now – Queen
Fool On The Hill – The Beatles
Dear Prudence – The Beatles
Something – The Beatles
Across The Universe – The Beatles
Here Comes The Sun – The Beatles
Brown Eyed Girl – Van Morrison
Daydream Believer – The Monkees
Freefallin’ – Tom Petty
King of Pain – The Police
Nowhere Man – The Beatles
In My Life – The Beatles
Norwegian Wood – The Beatles
I’m Only Sleeping – The Beatles
Blackbird – The Beatles
Help Yourself – Tom Jones
Space Oddity – David Bowie
The Man Who Sold The World – David Bowie
Hotel California – The Eagles
The Boxer – Simon and Garfunkel

ACOUSTIC
’60s – ’80s

Africa – Toto
All Right Now – Free
Brown Eyed Girl – Van Morrison
Brown Sugar – Rolling Stones
Day Tripper – The Beatles
Daydream Believer – the Monkees
Don’t Stop Believin’ – Journey
Don’t Stop Me Now – Queen
Drive My Car – The Beatles
Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic – The Police
Freefallin’ – Tom Petty
Hard to Handle – Black Crowes
Help – The Beatles
Here I Go Again – Whitesnake
Highway to Hell – AC/DC
I Saw Her Standing There – The Beatles
Johnny B. Goode – Chuck Berry
Jump – Van Halen
Kiss – Prince
Livin’ on a Prayer – Bon Jovi
Maggie May – Rod Stewart
Play That Funky Music – Wild Cherry
Power of Love – Huey Lewis and the News
Should I Stay Or Should I Go? – The Clash
Signed, Sealed, Delivered – Stevie Wonder
Stuck in the Middle – Stealer’s Wheel
Summer of ’69 – Bryan Adams
Superstition – Stevie Wonder
Suspicious Minds – Elvis Presley
Sweet Child O’ Mine – Guns ‘n’ Roses
Sweet Home Alabama – Lynyrd Skynyrd
Twist and Shout – The Beatles
Video Killed the Radio Star – The Buggles
Where The Streets Have No Name – U2
With Or Without You – U2
Won’t Get Fooled Again – The Who
You Give Love a Bad Name – Bon Jovi
You Really Got Me – The Kinks

’60s – ’80s
’90s – PRESENT

500 Miles – The Proclaimers
All These Things That I’ve Done – Killers
All The Small Things – Blink 182
Angels – Robbie Williams
Are You Gonna Be My Girl? – Jet
Are You Gonna Go My Way? – Lenny Kravitz
Back for Good – Take That (request only)
Basketcase – Green Day
Buck Rogers – Feeder
Buddy Holly – Weezer
Champagne Supernova – Oasis
Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol (request only)
Dakota – Stereophonics
Drops Of Jupiter – Train
Dizzy – Vic Reeves and the Wonderstuff
Enter Sandman – Metallica (request only)
Forget You – Cee-Lo Green
Happy – Pharrell Williams
Ho Hey – The Lumineers
I Believe in a Thing Called Love – The Darkness
I Bet That You Look Good On the Dancefloor – Artic Monkeys
I Predict A Riot – Kaiser Chiefs
Iris – Goo Goo Dolls
Last Nite – The Strokes
Learn To Fly – Foo Fighters
Mama Told Me Not To Come – Tom Jones/Stereophonics
Mr. Brightside – Killers
Mr. Jones – Counting Crows
Naive – The Kooks
One – U2
Parklife – Blur
Patience – Take That
Place Your Hands – Reef
Respect – Wheatus
Rocks – Primal Scream
Roll With It – Oasis
Rule The World – Take That
Seven Nation Army – White Stripes
Sex on Fire – Kings of Leon
She’s Electric – Oasis
Shine – Take That
Something Got Me Started – Simply Red
Smells Like Teen Spirit – Nirvana
Smooth Criminal – Alien Ant Farm
Song 2 – Blur
Take Me Out – Franz Ferdinand
Teenage Dirtbag – Wheatus
The Day We Caught the Train – Ocean Colour Scene
This Love – Maroon 5
Times Like These – Foo Fighters
Two Princes – Spin Doctors
Under The Bridge – Red Hot Chili Peppers
Use Somebody – Kings of Leon
Vertigo – U2
Wake Me Up When September Ends – Green Day
Wanted Dead Or Alive – Bon Jovi
Weather With You – Crowded House
Wonderwall – Oasis
Yellow – Coldplay

’90s – PRESENT