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RagDolls is an Aerosmith tribute band known for gritty rock and roll, charisma, and powerful performances. Rising quickly through the tribute ranks, they aim to deliver the essence of Aerosmith and make the show feel like the real thing.

SiC Tx is a 9-member Slipknot tribute from DFW, TX, delivering note-for-note recreations with full-production staging, accurate masks and jumpsuits, custom percussion rigs, and aggressive choreography.

Slip-Not is a Slipknot tribute band from Springfield, Massachusetts, founded in 2006 by Marc Guyette and Bill Brault. The band focuses on a close visual and musical presentation, including detailed costumes and masks, with options for different Slipknot lineup eras.

Formed in 2020, TRICK POLICE is a four-piece tribute to Cheap Trick focused on the hits audiences know and love, performed in authentic Cheap Trick attire.

Los Angeles-based The Who Generation is a tribute to The Who focused on recreating the band’s sound and visual feel. The group was featured on AXS-TV’s The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands, and two members have performed with, and for, Roger Daltrey.

The Who Invasion is a Las Vegas tribute to The Who, with each member covering a specific role from the band’s classic lineup. The show centers on Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon, John Entwistle, and Pete Townshend as portrayed by the current lineup.

ZZ Tush delivers a ZZ Top tribute with the beards, wardrobe, stage set, drum kit, moves, furry guitars, and the hits. The set runs from Brown Sugar to I Gotsta Get Paid, with staples like La Grange, Tush, Cheap Sunglasses, Sharp Dressed Man, and Legs.

Formed in 2013, A Cheaper Trick is a Cheap Trick tribute featuring Jaime St. James, Tony Snow, Tommy Rojo, and Don E Sachs. Its veteran lineup brings a professional live take on the band’s music and style.

A Heart on Fire is a Heart tribute focused on '70s, '80s, and '90s material, with all music performed live on stage. The show uses no tracks or pre-recordings and includes costumes, MTV-era videos, banners, stage props, and costume changes.