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Los Angeles-based Led Zeppelin tribute Led Zepplica has been performing since 1989, with a setup that includes two Robert Plant vocalists available by request. The band has played locally, nationally, and internationally, including dates across the continental US, Hawaii, Canada, Mexico, Chile, India, and Russia.

Aeromyth is a Los Angeles Aerosmith tribute band formed in 2002, performing familiar hits for concerts, casinos, festivals, private events, and corporate bookings. Their history includes U.S. dates plus shows in Mexico, Canada, and El Salvador.

Elite Elvis features James Kruk and The Big Boss Men in a live Elvis Presley tribute centered on rock and roll, humor, charisma, and a strong Elvis voice and look. Kruk has played Elvis for Steve Martin's Broadway tour of Picasso at The Lapin Agile and recorded as Elvis for Pawn Shop Chronicles.

Strange Days is a Los Angeles-based tribute to The Doors, built around the feel of the band's live shows. The act offers a nostalgic, authentic take that celebrates The Doors' music and legacy.

Twisted Gypsy is a Fleetwood Mac tribute band delivering a modern take on the music with all-live harmonies, fun stage banter, and raw, track-free performances.

Jumping Jack Flash is a theatrical Rolling Stones tribute that recreates the band’s early-stage presence and expands into a live retrospective spanning 50 years of Stones material. The show combines song selections from across the catalog with stage banter, video projection, and wardrobe changes.

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.

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.

Alan Iglesias and Crossfire deliver a Stevie Ray Vaughan tribute led by a guitarist who has worked professionally since 1969 and toured extensively in New England with blues-based rock bands.