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Formed in January 2002, Tennessee River is an Alabama tribute band drawn from an established seven-part harmony project. The band centers its show on the vocals, songs, and legacy of Alabama.

Los Angeles Bowie tribute The Band That Fell To Earth centers on the live feel of Ziggy Stardust while covering more than 50 songs from Space Oddity to Blackstar. Costume changes, sonic accuracy, and a California-tested show make the format easy to place.

The Briefcase Blues Brothers is a Blues Brothers tribute with Marten as Elwood Blues and Michael as Jake Blues, combining character-driven comedy with Soul, R&B, Funk, and Rock and Roll.

The Company Men are a four-man cover act from Whittier, California built around mashups of classics and current hits across Motown, rock, pop, and Top 40. Their show combines multi-era repertoire, choreography, and a polished vocal-group presentation.

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.

The Fabulous Yachtsmen are a Los Angeles Yacht Rock tribute band performing soft rock favorites from the late 1970s and early 1980s, with songs associated with Christopher Cross, Michael McDonald, Toto, Steely Dan, and Hall & Oates.

The Great Pumpkin is a Smashing Pumpkins tribute based in Orange County, California, performing the band’s best-known 90s alternative rock songs with the flair and intensity fans expect. Members Michael Neufeld, Carin Toti, and Chris Moore are seasoned touring musicians.

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.

The Pink Floyd Sound is a Los Angeles-based Pink Floyd tribute formed in 2011 to recreate the band’s live performances. The show draws from The Wall, Dark Side of the Moon, Animals, Wish You Were Here, and other classic albums.