We are often asked to play at weddings or other private functions such as birthday parties. If you would like to
book Gladstone for such an event please contact us on 0191 2599050/ 07866 532647 or email ruth@gladstonemusic.com
We have listed some information below but please feel free to get in touch if you have any other queries. You
can also check out the reviews and comments on the reviews page or see us live – dates are listed on the gigs page.
Gladstone are a highly sought after band who bring to every engagement a fresh, vivid and
dynamic performance. They offer immense musical diversity with the aim of keeping everybody
entertained, selecting material from Roy Orbison to the Kaiser Chiefs. They aren’t just good
to dance but they’re great to listen to with their expert musicianship and finely crafted arrangements.
Book Gladstone for a band that your guests will be talking about in years to come.
Here is a selection of the songs that we play:
A Little Respect - Erasure
Billy Jean – Michael Jackson
Blue Bayou – Roy Orbison
Brass in pocket – The Pretenders
Chasing cars – Snow Patrol
Constant craving – KD Lang
Don’t get me wrong – The Pretenders
Drove all night – Roy Orbison
Eleanor Rigby – The Beatles
Ever fallen in love – The Buzzcocks
Fever – Peggy Lee
Fields of gold - Eva Cassidy
Good Riddance - Greenday
If - Bread
I'll stand by you – The Pretenders
Immigrant song – Led Zeppelin
I predict a riot – Kaiser Chiefs
I want you to want me – Cheep Trick
I wish I was a punk rocker – Sandi Thom
Killing me softly – Roberta Flack
Long train running – Doobie Brothers
Marie's the name - Elvis
Mercedes Benz – Janice Joplin
No matter what - Badfinger
One way or another - Blondie
Paint it black – The Rolling Stones
Paranoid – Black Sabbath
Sex on fire – Kings of Leon
Somewhere in my heart – Aztec Camera
Stand by me – Ben E. King
Substitute – The Who
Sweet dreams – The Eurythmics
Tainted love – Soft Cell
Twist and shout – The Beatles
Use Somebody – Kings of Leon
Viva La Vida - Coldplay
What’s up – 4 Non Blondes
Yesterday – The Beatles
You’re so vain – Carly Simon
