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Los Angeles-based The Who Generation is a tribute to The Who, featured on AXS-TV’s The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands. Two members have also performed with, and for, Roger Daltrey.

Formed in 2013, A Cheaper Trick is a Cheap Trick tribute featuring Jaime St. James, Tony Snow, Tommy Rojo, and Don E Sachs. The band delivers a professional live portrayal of the original group and has played House of Blues, The Slidebar, M15, and Saint Rocke.

Los Angeles tribute band Anthony Aquarius Mystery delivers a Jimi Hendrix-focused set led by Anthony Aquarius, a left-handed, upside-down guitarist fronting a 3 piece ensemble with an electrified funk rock feel.

Infinite Floyd is a Southern California Pink Floyd tribute band recreating the band’s sound and atmosphere. Their show centers on recognizable Floyd material, rich harmonies, atmospheric soundscapes, precise instrumentation, and visuals.

Tom Petty tribute band Make It Last All Night formed in 2013 around singer Erich Schneider, guitarist Cary Park, and bandmates Jon, Alex, and Chris. Their shows have included Yoshi’s, The Siren, House of Blues Anaheim, casinos, resort hotels, and private events across California and the Southwest.

Petty Party is a Los Angeles tribute band dedicated to the music of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, built around a full-band lineup of established tribute musicians. The set centers on faithful renditions of familiar songs including American Girl, Refugee, and Free Fallin’.

Los Angeles-based Son of a Gun is a Guns N’ Roses tribute band fronted by Ari Kamin, lead singer of Steven Adler of Guns N’ Roses. Formed in 2012 in Argentina, the band performs as a five-piece lineup.

Skynyrd & Frynds present a Southern rock tribute built around the vocal style of Ronnie Van Zant and dual-guitar takes on Sweet Home Alabama, Ramblin’ Man, and Free Bird. The 8-piece act has appeared live on AXS-TV’s The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands.

Specialty tribute act built around a theatrical Rolling Stones concert re-creation and Gregory Wolfe’s Rod Stewart performance work. Source material cites video, wardrobe changes, period-focused presentation, and tribute experience based out of Los Angeles.