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Walkin' The Line is Bennie Wheels' Johnny Cash tribute, focused on the sound and spirit of Cash in his Folsom Prison-era prime. Bennie has toured the show across the country for over 16 years and also appears in several combo tribute productions.

Ronstadt Revival is a 7-piece Linda Ronstadt tribute band featuring fiddle and pedal steel, performing 100% live. The set covers Ronstadt’s catalog from The Stone Poneys through Mad Love, including songs like You’re No Good, Blue Bayou, When Will I Be Loved, and Tracks of My Tears.

CSN Songs is a seven-piece tribute to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, performing well-known songs including Teach Your Children, Love The One You’re With, Suite: Judy Blue Eyes, and Just A Song Before I Go.

Bad Moon Rising is a Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute band from Greenville, Texas, led by Steve Combs. Their show centers on CCR hit songs including Proud Mary, Bad Moon Rising, and Have You Ever Seen The Rain.

Because You're Mine is a San Diego tribute to Johnny Cash and June Carter, starring Charles Evans Jr. and Caitie Grady Evans. The show features 23 hit songs plus sketches, stories, and concert moments in a full-evening format.

Los Angeles Grateful Dead tribute Cubensis has been performing since 1987, delivering complete shows built from all eras of the Dead and the Jerry Garcia Band. With spontaneous set lists, audience requests, and improvisation at the center, no two nights are the same.

Nashville-based Folsom '68 is a Johnny Cash tribute focused on the Folsom Prison and San Quentin era. The act has played sold out shows across the USA and Canada, with members who have toured with The Tennessee Three.

Mighty Cash Cats is a Johnny Cash tribute act covering the early hits through the American Recordings era, including Johnny Cash and June Carter duets. The band has toured in the USA, Las Vegas, Europe, Ireland and Israel for festivals, fairs, casinos, theaters, performing art centers, and corporate events.

Oklahoma City-based Philip Bauer performs a Johnny Cash tribute backed by decades of stage experience. His career began with a Minnesota State Fair win in 1985, followed by nightly fair performances in 1986 with a 40-piece orchestra.