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Los Angeles-based The Who Generation is a tribute to The Who focused on recreating the band’s sound and visual feel. The group was featured on AXS-TV’s The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands, and two members have performed with, and for, Roger Daltrey.

Formed in 2013, A Cheaper Trick is a Cheap Trick tribute featuring Jaime St. James, Tony Snow, Tommy Rojo, and Don E Sachs. Its veteran lineup brings a professional live take on the band’s music and style.

Los Angeles tribute band Anthony Aquarius Mystery focuses on Jimi Hendrix through a three-piece format led by Anthony Aquarius, who performs left-handed and upside down. His style is rooted in electrified funk rock.

Infinite Floyd is a Southern California Pink Floyd tribute band built around faithful performances of the catalog, from The Piper at the Gates of Dawn to The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, and The Wall, with harmonies, atmospheric soundscapes, precise instrumentation, and visuals.

Make It Last All Night is a Tom Petty tribute band formed in 2013 by Erich Schneider, Cary Park, Jon, Alex, and Chris. Their credits include Yoshi’s in Oakland, The Siren, House of Blues Anaheim, casinos, resort hotels, clubs, and private events across California and the Southwest.

Los Angeles tribute band Petty Party celebrates the music of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers with a lineup drawn from established tribute acts and a set built around familiar songs like American Girl, Refugee, and Free Fallin’.

Los Angeles-based Son of a Gun is a Guns N’ Roses tribute band fronted by Ari Kamin, lead singer of Steven Adler of Guns N’ Roses. Formed in Argentina in 2012, the band features a five-piece rock lineup.

Skynyrd & Frynds are an 8-piece Southern rock tribute built around the vocal style of Ronnie Van Zant and dual-guitar versions of Sweet Home Alabama, Ramblin’ Man, and Free Bird. The act has appeared live on AXS-TV’s The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands.

Stones & Stewart combines a Rolling Stones concert-theater tribute with a Rod Stewart tribute led by Gregory Wolfe. The act draws on stage banter, video projection, wardrobe changes, and song selections spanning multiple eras.