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A specialty tribute package featuring Linkin Park and Nirvana material, including Linkin Park songs like In The End, Crawling, Somewhere I Belong, and Paper Cut. Built for rock venues, festivals, casinos, private parties, and fly-out dates.

The Long Run is a Northern Colorado tribute to The Eagles, formed in 2009 and built for fairs, festivals, and concert stages. Credits from the source include the Paramount Theatre in Denver and Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison.

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.

The Pistol Blonde is a full-band tribute to the women of country, covering everyone from Patsy Cline and Dolly Parton to Shania Twain, Miranda Lambert, Carrie Underwood, and Maren Morris. The set mixes classic country staples with modern sing-along favorites.

The Selena Experience is a Selena tribute fronted by Genessa Escobar, with a concert-style show shaped by Selena’s music, image, and live legacy. Genessa’s background includes 3rd Faze, American Idol, It’s Showtime at the Apollo, New York cover bands, and background vocals on Cheryl Cole’s 3 Words.

Las Vegas-based The Smokin' Cobras perform 50's hits, Rockabilly, and Surf with a modern take on the live sound of the era. Their performance history spans Japan, Dodger Stadium, Las Vegas and California casinos, Deadwood, Arizona, Asia, Europe, and Utah.

The Smokin' Crows is a six-piece Black Crowes tribute centered on the band’s best-known early material. The set leans on Shake Your Money Maker and The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, with selections from Amorica and By Your Side.

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.

Philip Bauer began his career by winning a statewide Minnesota talent contest in 1985, finishing 1st out of more than 800 contestants at the Minnesota State Fair. He later performed nightly there with a 40-piece orchestra and had original songs played on 300+ country stations across Europe.