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Voted Best L.A. Cover Band two years in a row at the All Access Music Awards, The UnderCoverGirls perform classic hits mainly from the 60’s through the 80’s. Buyers can choose their Classic Rock Show or The Radical Candy Totally Tubular 80’s Show.

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.

Los Angeles act Trouble Man - A Tribute to Marvin Gaye focuses on Marvin Gaye’s best-known songs, with L. Young fronting the show and Crystal Starr appearing as Tammi Terrell for the classic duets. The act also offers a holiday production, The Soul of Christmas.

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.

3 Queens Tribute Show is a Las Vegas-style Motown tribute revue honoring Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, and Diana Ross. The show combines powerhouse vocals, costuming, audience engagement, and a full multi-act format.

40 Oz To Freedom is a Sublime tribute band touring the United States and internationally. Led by singer and guitarist Dane Scott, the act is built around his musical resemblance to Bradley Knowell.

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.

San Diego’s ALT2K covers 90s and 2000s alternative rock with three booking formats: male-fronted with Eric Vaughn, female-fronted with Miranda Ramos, or a dual-vocal full showcase. Repertoire includes Nirvana, Foo Fighters, No Doubt, Paramore, Alanis Morissette, and more.

All Key'd Up delivers more than a tribute show—they recreate the unforgettable experience of seeing Billy Joel in his later touring years, when every concert celebrated the full depth of his legendary catalog. Rather than focusing on a single era, the band captures the spirit of Billy Joel's 21st-century performances,