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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.

Los Angeles-based Queen Nation is a Queen tribute band formed in 2004, featuring Gregory Finsley, Mike McManus, Pete Burke, and Parker Combs in the roles of Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor, and John Deacon. The show focuses on Queen’s signature songs and the visual and musical feel of a classic Queen concert.

Beatles vs. Stones brings the Beatles vs. Rolling Stones debate to the stage as a mash-up duel featuring Abbey Road and Satisfaction - The International Rolling Stones Show.

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.

Kenny Metcalf fronts Kenny Metcalf as Elton, a tribute show centered on the voice, look, and stage style of young Elton John. He is also the original touring keyboardist for Stryper’s 1985-86 tours.

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.

Kissed Alive is a KISS tribute band from Oceanside, California, performing in the USA since 2012. Now in its second decade, the show features a lighted KISS sign, KISS ARMY banners, and a set built around 50 years of KISSTORY.

San Diego’s The Doves of Peace are an 80s hair metal cover band founded by Randy Paul in 2024. They debuted at Peacefest during San Diego Comic-Con 2025, performing 12 shows built around glam-metal visuals and songs associated with major 80s rock and metal acts.

Los Angeles-based Wanted Man is a tribute band focused on Ratt and the 1980s Sunset Strip hard rock sound. Led by vocalist Michael Hernandez, the band centers on tight recreations, dual guitars, and the grit-and-glam feel of the era.