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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.

The Prince Project is a Prince & The Revolution tribute from Columbiana, Ohio, led by Prince impersonator DaVaughn Weber. The band is known for an authentic visual presentation and a Revolution-style full-band sound.

Chicago’s Think Floyd USA delivers a full-production Pink Floyd tribute with lights, video, and a nine-piece lineup. Active since 2004, the band covers major songs, deep cuts, and often performs albums in full.

San Diego’s The Legends are an eight-piece Motown, Doo-Wop, and early Rock ’n’ Roll show band founded by Howard Blank in 1987. They offer anything from a 30-minute revue to a full evening of dancing, with costumes, choreography, and tributes spanning the 1950s through 1970s.

A Decade of Soul is a classic soul and Motown review featuring Prentiss McNeil of The Drifters. Led by McNeil and Bruce Big Daddy Wayne from Wilson Pickett’s Midnight Movers, the band focuses on the soul era associated with Motown, Stax, King, Smash, and Columbia.

Almost Kiss is a Kansas City, Missouri KISS tribute made up of four dedicated KISS fans and musicians. In 2010, they were featured on Gene Simmons Family Jewels as one of six tribute acts endorsed by Gene Simmons.

Rochester, New York-based Big Eyed Phish is a full 7-piece Dave Matthews Band tribute. Performing together for 8 years, they headline festivals, resorts, casinos, and live music venues.

Then Again is a Los Angeles-based Everly Brothers tribute duo featuring Bob Chambers on guitar/vocals and Cyril Cianflone on bass/vocals. They have played together for over 30 years and perform Everly classics plus deeper cuts in a stripped-down harmony-driven format.

Chicago’s Too Hype Crew is a seven-piece, all-live cover band performing classic hip hop and R&B from the 80s through the early 2000s, with choreographed Fly Girls. Their family-friendly festival and corporate shows tailor language, song selection, costumes, and antics to the event.