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Alan Iglesias and Crossfire deliver a Stevie Ray Vaughan tribute led by a guitarist who has worked professionally since 1969 and toured extensively in New England with blues-based rock bands.

Anthem Road is a cover band playing nonstop pop, rock, and dance hits from the 60s to today. The show combines audience interaction, games, contests, and client-tailored themes, with no tracks and 100% authentic music.

Northern California’s Fleetwood Mask is a Fleetwood Mac tribute and the only tribute in the Americas endorsed by Mick Fleetwood. Founded over a decade ago, the band performs hits, fan favorites, and deep cuts with period-accurate gear and stage wear.

GARTH LIVE! is a Garth Brooks tribute featuring Drew Baloh, whose uncanny resemblance helps drive a set built on major 90s country hits. The show has played to sold-out crowds across the U.S.

Kalimba is a Pacific Northwest-based Earth, Wind & Fire tribute band formed in 2011. The 10-piece group features a full horn section and performs a set built around recognizable hits including September, Shining Star, Boogie Wonderland, and Let’s Groove.

New York-based Larger Than Life delivers a boy band tribute built on live singing, dancing, costumes, and a pop look. Their set covers 40+ songs from Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, NKOTB, 98 Degrees, O-Town, Boyz II Men, LFO, One Direction, and classic male groups.

Burbank-based LA Sound Machine is an 8-member tribute band performing Gloria Estefan and Miami Sound Machine hits from the 80s to today. Currently playing the casino circuit, the group pairs familiar dance-pop favorites with a full-band tribute presentation.

Dallas-based LOVER is an unofficial Taylor Swift tribute band led by Texas musician Charity Eden, built around an Eras Tour-inspired show with every era, costume, and signature moment. The act is fan-sponsored and not affiliated with Taylor Swift or TAS Rights Management.

Las Vegas-based Michael Jackson tribute artist Michael Mori builds his act around live singing and choreography shaped by 15 years of impersonation work. His credits in the source material include meeting La Toya Jackson and working with Lavelle Smith on MJ: THE INVINCIBLE TOUR in Philadelphia.