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Los Angeles Beatles tribute 4 Lads from Liverpool features a four-part lineup with members whose credits include Beatlemania, Rain, 1964 the Tribute, Beatlemania Now, BackBeat, and Twist and Shout.

Los Angeles tribute band Classic Journey performs a fully live Journey show featuring Chad Smith on lead vocals. Built around the band’s iconic anthems and ballads, the set is designed for concert and party crowds alike.

Gypsy Dreams delivers a Fleetwood Mac tribute built around familiar songs including Dreams, Go Your Own Way, Rhiannon, You Make Loving Fun, Don't Stop, and Say You Love Me, plus solo work by Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham.

Bohemian Queen is a Los Angeles Queen tribute band featuring a five-piece lineup of experienced rock players, led by Paulie Z as Freddie Mercury. The show centers on Queen’s music with a full concert format and Freddie costume changes.

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.

Kenny Cetera's Chicago Experience is a Chicago tribute led by Kenny Cetera, whose credits include vocals on Chicago 17 and touring with Chicago. He also recorded with Peter Cetera, Richard Marx, Kenny Rogers, Julio Iglesias, Bill Champlin, Agnetha Faltskog, and David Foster.

San Diego-based Livin' On A Prayer delivers a Bon Jovi tribute built around major hits, big singalongs, costumes, video screens, and 3 part harmonies. Fronted by Las Vegas award winning tribute artist Eric Sage, the show is booked nationally and world-wide.

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.

Orange County-based Queen tribute The Kings of Queen build their show around live 4-part harmonies, no vocal tracks or overdubs, and frontman Emo Alaeddin’s strong Freddie Mercury resemblance, vocal tone, and range.