The Music
We don't water it down. We don't play it safe. Every song on this list gets the full treatment — the solos, the dynamics, the raw power that made these anthems legendary.
The Greatest Rock Catalog Ever Assembled
End Eleven was built around one idea: play the music that defined rock and roll at the highest possible level. Not a greatest hits medley. Not a watered-down crowd-pleaser set. The real thing — full songs, full solos, full intensity — performed by musicians who have spent their careers earning the right to play them.
From the thunderous riffs of AC/DC to the operatic power of Queen, from the metal fury of Metallica to the arena-rock anthems of Boston — this is the setlist that rock fans have been waiting for. And with Jimmy Tant on lead guitar and a mystery vocalist whose range defies belief, End Eleven delivers every note the way it was meant to be heard.
The Setlist
14 legendary acts. Every anthem played the way it deserves.
AC/DC
The kings of hard rock. Pure, relentless, and impossible to ignore.
- —Highway to Hell
- —Back in Black
- —Thunderstruck
- —You Shook Me All Night Long
- —Hells Bells
Led Zeppelin
The blueprint for everything that came after. Heavy, mystical, and untouchable.
- —Whole Lotta Love
- —Kashmir
- —Rock and Roll
- —Black Dog
- —Immigrant Song
Metallica
Precision, aggression, and riffs that hit like a sledgehammer.
- —Enter Sandman
- —Master of Puppets
- —Nothing Else Matters
- —Seek & Destroy
- —Fade to Black
Guns N' Roses
Dangerous, explosive, and dripping with attitude.
- —Welcome to the Jungle
- —Paradise City
- —Sweet Child O' Mine
- —November Rain
- —Mr. Brownstone
Aerosmith
Blues-soaked rock and roll swagger at its absolute finest.
- —Dream On
- —Walk This Way
- —Sweet Emotion
- —Back in the Saddle
- —Dude (Looks Like a Lady)
Queen
Theatrical, powerful, and unlike anything else in rock history.
- —Bohemian Rhapsody
- —We Will Rock You
- —We Are the Champions
- —Somebody to Love
- —Don't Stop Me Now
Foo Fighters
Modern rock anthems built for arenas and open skies.
- —Everlong
- —Best of You
- —Learn to Fly
- —The Pretender
- —All My Life
The Who
Raw power and rebellious energy that never gets old.
- —Baba O'Riley
- —Won't Get Fooled Again
- —Pinball Wizard
- —My Generation
- —Behind Blue Eyes
Van Halen
Eddie Van Halen redefined what a guitar could do. We honor every note.
- —Jump
- —Panama
- —Eruption
- —Hot for Teacher
- —Runnin' with the Devil
Ozzy Osbourne
The Prince of Darkness. Heavy, haunting, and absolutely iconic.
- —Crazy Train
- —Flying High Again
- —Bark at the Moon
- —No More Tears
- —Paranoid
Boston
Soaring melodies and guitar tones that defined a generation.
- —More Than a Feeling
- —Peace of Mind
- —Don't Look Back
- —Foreplay / Long Time
- —Rock & Roll Band
Iron Maiden
Epic, galloping, and relentlessly powerful. The pinnacle of heavy metal.
- —The Trooper
- —Run to the Hills
- —Fear of the Dark
- —The Number of the Beast
- —Aces High
Judas Priest
Twin guitar attack and a vocalist who defined what metal could sound like.
- —Breaking the Law
- —You've Got Another Thing Comin'
- —Painkiller
- —Living After Midnight
- —Screaming for Vengeance
White Lion
Melodic hard rock with guitar work that still gives you chills.
- —Wait
- —Radar Love
- —When the Children Cry
- —Little Fighter
- —Broken Heart
Hear It Live
Reading the setlist is one thing. Being in the room when End Eleven plays it is something else entirely.