The End

About
Welcome to The End! Located on the revered “Rock Block” of Elliston Place, The End is Nashville’s premier small-capacity Rock N Roll dive bar. We have played host to several of the world’s finest and most raucous bands over quite a long time and still provide a small club experience like nowhere else you’ll find.

The tenure of 2219 Elliston Place is a long and decorated one. Amy’s, a well populated dive bar and pool hall, would occupy the space until it’s renaissance as a venue when it changed hands to become Elliston Square. During this time several acts would continue Nashville’s evolution into a diverse and welcoming scene of fans and musicians.

Bruce Fitzpatrick started dabbling in the booking process around 1980. A regular figure around clubs like Phrank ‘n’ Steins and Cantrell’s, Fitzpatrick was also an import buyer for Cat’s Music on West End and would play an integral role in uncovering Nashville’s ability to host several unknown bands who would break out to become legends. Bands such as R.E.M. and Jason and the Scorchers would get their Nashville start through that scene which eventually elevated Bruce to book for and manage the legendary Exit/In for a great deal of time. Finally, in 1999, he would re-open Elliston Square as The End.