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San Diego-based Noise Pollution is an AC/DC tribute focused on recreating the sights, sounds, and attitude of an AC/DC show. The band brings years of playing together plus regional and national band experience to a detail-driven live set.

Corona, California-based Pulp Vixen is an all-female cover band with an all-live, high-energy show spanning Top 40, classic rock, R&B, Latin, Hip Hop, and Country for weddings, corporate events, casinos, festivals, and private events.

Los Angeles-based Pyromania is a Def Leppard tribute band with 14 years behind its show, focused on the songs, harmonies, and stage feel fans know. The band appeared on AXS TV's The World's Greatest Tribute Bands in 2014.

Orange County’s Redneck Rodeo is a country cover band with over ten years of experience playing Southern California, Nevada, and Arizona. Their set pulls from top country hits across the last six decades for weddings, corporate events, festivals, and private parties.

San Diego’s The PettyBreakers are a Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers tribute active since 2010, with performances in 26 states and Washington, D.C. Their credits include AXS-TV, a 2017 Harrah’s Reno residency, and MLB’s 2018 All-Stars Pregame Celebration in Washington, D.C.

Vitalogy is a Pearl Jam tribute band built around Eddie Vedder’s primal yells and soothing baritone, plus screaming solos and classic rock hooks.

Young Guns is a country cover band for corporate events, cruise ships, festivals, weddings, casinos, and clubs, playing country hits from the 60’s through today. Their show also includes country rock and country-styled versions of rock anthems.

Blink-180TRUE is a Southern California 3-piece Blink-182 tribute band formed in late 2013, performing a true-to-era show focused on the band’s 1995 to 2003 concert years. Their set includes exact band attire, jokes, and stage antics drawn from that era.

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.