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Grand Paradise is a Styx tribute band performing many of the group’s iconic songs. Built on expert musicianship, attention to detail, extensive performance experience, and 5 strong singers, the act is centered on recreating the music of Styx.

Green Today delivers a focused Green Day tribute show built around the songs, look, harmonies, and hooks fans know. The set spans more than 20 years of Green Day music, from 39/Smooth and Kerplunk through Dookie and 21st Century Breakdown.

Los Angeles-based Jack of Hearts is a Bob Dylan tribute band covering Dylan’s catalog from the early 60s folk years through Blonde on Blonde, the Woodstock retreat, Blood on the Tracks, Rolling Thunder Revue, and beyond.

Southern California-based Jet Airliner is the West Coast’s only Steve Miller tribute band, built by tribute band industry veterans. The set focuses on Steve Miller hits, deep cuts, and other songs from the 60s and 70s.

Just Pretending is a Southern California tribute to The Pretenders, formed by life-long friends with more than thirty-five years of playing music together. Their set centers on recognizable Pretenders songs delivered with an energetic live feel.

Kid Cocky is a Kid Rock tribute band formed in 2015, built around well-known songs including Cowboy, Bawitdaba, and All Summer Long. Led by a frontman who closely resembles Kid Rock, the act delivers a concert-style tribute with authentic costumes and close musical detail.

La'GRANGE is a ZZ Top tribute band formed by Sean Peronard and Pete Perrina in spring 2021, focused on recreating the raw energy, look, and sound of a live ZZ Top show with chart-topping songs from the '70s and '80s.

Listen To The Music is a Doobie Brothers tribute built around a re-creation of the band’s 1975/1976 lineup: Pat Simmons, Michael Mc Donald, Jeff Skunk Baxter, Tom Johnston and Tiran Porter.

Mad Dogs & The Englishmen centers on Jason, a Leeds-born singer, songwriter, and guitarist who came up in the same club circuit Joe Cocker played in the 1960s. His career includes opening slots for Neil Young, Tears For Fears, The Cranberries, and Joe Cocker himself.