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Los Angeles-based Prince Again is a Prince tribute show fronted by a lead performer and backed by a live band, built around familiar hits including Purple Rain, Kiss, Let’s Go Crazy, and When Doves Cry.

90’s Rockshow is a live 90s tribute band with a real string section, focused on grunge, alt-rock, and 90’s pop-punk. The set includes songs associated with Nirvana, No Doubt, Alanis Morrissette, Pearl Jam, Green Day, Blink 182, Oasis, and more.

Neon Circus is a Phoenix, Arizona Brooks & Dunn tribute band formed in 2011. Led by RK Ford and Tim Johnson, the act recreates the duo’s live road show with familiar hits including My Maria, Neon Moon, and Boot Scootin’ Boogie.

Chicago’s Boy Band Review delivers a boy band tribute show built around 90s-era pop, with lights, video, choreography, and harmonies. The act has played high-profile events, private engagements, a Las Vegas residency at Planet Hollywood Casino, and venues nationwide.

Fool House is a live 90s dance party paying homage to boy bands, pop stars, hip hop, and pop punk, with larger-than-life production, sing-alongs, throwbacks, and choreographed dance moves.

New York-based Larger Than Life delivers a boy band tribute built on live singing, dancing, costumes, and a pop look. Their set covers 40+ songs from Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, NKOTB, 98 Degrees, O-Town, Boyz II Men, LFO, One Direction, and classic male groups.

Burbank-based LA Sound Machine is an 8-member tribute band performing Gloria Estefan and Miami Sound Machine hits from the 80s to today. Currently playing the casino circuit, the group pairs familiar dance-pop favorites with a full-band tribute presentation.

Green Today delivers a focused Green Day tribute show built around the songs, look, harmonies, and hooks fans know. The set spans more than 20 years of Green Day music, from 39/Smooth and Kerplunk through Dookie and 21st Century Breakdown.

Dallas-based Hip Hop Hooray brings old skool 80's and 90's hip hop with three dancer/singer/rappers—Flava J, X-man, and PBL—backed by Big Daddy on drums and B-Mo-EZ on bass and guitar.