Footprint Duo

What makes Footprint different to other duo’s is their ability to keep their play list fresh and up to date, playing the most recent chart hits as well as classics form the 50’s, 90’s to 2020’s. The play list is always organised on the night, and is always varied to cater for the age range of the audience, and the songs that we know will get people up and dancing.

Both musicians have extensive experience of playing at weddings, University balls, private parties, charity events, and corporate functions.

Kate has worked as a backing singer with Lou Reed, Tony Hadley (Spandau Ballet), ABC, Visage, T’pau, and Go West. Her Session credits include Hayley Westenra, Elvis Costello and Toby Smith (Jamiroquai).

Guy has worked extensively as a Singer and Guitarist for many function and tribute bands including, ‘Abba Magic’, ‘Probably Robbie’ (Robbie Williams Tribute), ‘Bjorn Again’ and ‘Green Dayz’ (Green Day Tribute). He performed as Bjorn in the West End theatre show ‘Sing-a-Long-a-Abba’.

Footprint are reliable, punctual, and smartly dressed. Onstage they are energetic and entertaining, involving the audience in the performance wherever possible! The duo is fully self contained, providing a top of the range PA and lighting system for audiences up to 400 people.

Does the venue for your event have only a small floor space for the entertainers? Does the venue have sound level restrictions? Do you have a small budget? If the answer to this all these questions is yes then a full live band is probably not an option.

Footprint are able to set up in a small space, control the volume of the performance to comply with venue restrictions, and have a smaller price tag than a full live band without compromising on the performance.

With Footprint you get great value for money as they can play up to 3 x 45 minute sets. In addition, they can play extended sets, and if requested can play an additional Jazz/background music set during dinner or a drinks reception, and can even include a DJ in between the live sets. Footprint travel all over the UK and overseas, and will always strive to make your event special and give you a show you’ll never forget!

2010’s

Can’t stop the feeling – Justin Timberlake – 2010’s
Hold My Hand – Jess Glynne – 2010’s
Cake By The Ocean – DNCE – 2010’s
I got a Feelin- Black Eyed Peas – 2010’s
Forget You – C Lo Green – 00’s
Moves Like Jagger – Maroon 5 – 2010’s
California Gurls – Katy Perry – 2010’s
Only girl in the World – Rihanna – 2010’s
Get Lucky – Daft Punk – 2010’s
Candy – Robbie Williams – 2010’s
Dynamite – Taio Cruz – 2010’s
Call Me Maybe – Carly Rae Jepson – 2010’s
Domino – Jessie J – 2010’s
Blurred Lines – Robin Thicke – 2010’s
Happy – Pharrell Williams – 2010’s
Uptown Funk – Marc Ronson – 2010’s
All About that Bass – Meghan Trainor – 2010’s

2000’s
Somebody Told Me – The Killers – 00’s
Take Me Out – Franz Ferdinand – 00’s
I don’t Feel like Dancing – Scissor Sisters – 00’s
Hey Ya – Outkast – 00’s
Crazy – Knarls Berkley – 00’s
Chelsea Dagger – The Fratelli’s – 00’s
Rehab – Amy Winehouse – 00’s
I predict a Riot – Kaiser Cheifs – 00’s
Crazy in Love – Beyonce – 00’s
I bet you look good on the dancefloor – Arctic Monkeys – 00’s
Super Duper Love – Joss Stone -00’s
Last Night – The Strokes – 00’s
Mr Brightside- Killers – 00’s
Monster – The Automatic -00’s
Smile – Lily Allen – 00’s
American Boy – Estelle – 00’s
Mercy – Duffy – 00’s
I kissed a Girl – Katy Perry – 00’s
Poker Face – Lady Gaga – 00’s
Sex On Fire – Kings Of Leon – 00’s
Valerie – Amy Winehouse – 00’s

90’s
Angels – Robbie Williams – 90’s
Bohemian Like You – Dandy Warhols -90’s
Teenage Dirtbag – Wheatus – 90’s
Rocks Off – Primal Scream – 90’s
Let Me Entertain You – Robbie Williams – 90’s
We’re Alright – Supergrass – 90’s
Parklife – Blur – 90’s
Disco 2000 – Pulp – 90’s
Don’t Look back in Anger – Oasis – 90’s
When You’re gone – Bryan Adams / Mel C – 90’s
80’s
Kiss-Prince- 80’s
Billie Jean – Michael Jackson – 80’s
I’m so excited – Pointer Sisters – 80’s
Town Called Malice – The Jam – 80’s
Summer of 69 – Bryan Adams – 80’s
Living on a Prayer – Bon Jovi – 80’s
The Power Of Love – Huey Lewis and the News – 80’s
Kids in America – Kim Wilde – 80’s
I Think We’re alone Now – Tiffany – 80’s
Don’t stop Believing – Journey – 80’s
Don’t You Want Me Baby – Human Legue – 80’s
Don’t you Forget About Me- Simple Minds – 80’s`
I want to dance with Soembody – Whitney Houston -80’s
Take on Me – aha – 80’s
Easy Lover – Phil Collins -80’s

70’s

Le Freak-Chic – 70’s
Play that funky Music – Wild Cherry – 70’s
We are Family – Sister Sledge – 70’s
don’t stop me now – Queen – 70’s
sweet home Alabama- Lynard Skynard – 70
You should be Dancin-Bee Gees – 70’s
Young hearts – Rose Royce – 70’s
Hot stuff – Donna Summer – 70’s
Teenage Kicks – Undertones – 70’s
Come up and See Me – Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel -70’s
Superstition – Stevie Wonder – 70’s
Lady Marmalade – LA Belle – 70’s
Dancing Queen – Abba – 70’s
Mamma Mia – Abba -70’s
Crazy Little thing called love – Queen -70’s
Lost in Music – Chic -70’s
Disco Inferno – The Tramps – 70’s
Heart of Glass – Blondie – 70’s

60’s

Respect – Aretha Franklin – 60’s
Son of a preacherman – Dusty Springfield – 60’s
I’m a Believer – Monkees – 60’s
Brown Sugar – Stones – 60’s
Satisfaction – Stones – 60’s
Suspicious Minds – Elvis – 60’s
Gimme Some Lovin – Blues Brothers -60’s
Soul Man – Sam and Dave – 60’s
Jumpin Jack flash – Stones – 60’s
Daydream Believer – Monkees -60’s
Build me Up Buttercup – Foundations – 60’s
I feel Good – James Brown – 60’s
Sitting on the Dock Of the Bay – Otis Redding -60’s
You Really Got Me – The Kinks – 60’s
I saw her Standing there – The Beatles – 60’s
Can’t buy me Love – The Beatles – 60’s
Rescue Me – Fontella Bass – 60’s

50’s
Fly Me to the Moon – Sinatra – 50’s
Mr Bojangles – Samy Davis Jnr – 50’s
The Lady is a Tramp – Sinatra – 50’s
Johnny be Goode – Chuck Berry – 50’s