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Linkin Park was one of the most successful rock acts in the world! Selling over 50 million records, going platinum and winning two Grammy’s! With massive hit songs like – “In The End”, “Crawling”, “Somewhere I Belong” and “Paper Cut”, they have forver cemented their legacy into the history of...

An authentic Texas tribute to George Strait, featuring Derek Spence with Southern County Line, capturing the essence of 'King George' with precision and flair.

DSB is a Journey tribute centered on the Steve Perry era, with a five-member lineup built to recreate the band’s signature vocal sound. A practical fit for mixed-age events, casinos, fairs, and festivals.

Natural Wonder is a North Carolina-based Stevie Wonder tribute band led by Gabriel Bello, a #1 Billboard-ranked vocalist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. The show covers Stevie hits across eras with full band, horns, and rhythm section.

Start Me Up is a Rolling Stones tribute focused on the look, sound, and moves associated with Mick, Keith, and the band. Built as a high-energy hits show, it suits corporate events, private events, theatres, and concert settings.

24K Magic - The Ultimate Bruno Mars Tribute Experience Step into a world of electrifying entertainment with 24K Magic, the #1 Bruno Mars Tribute Show that has captured hearts and ignited stages across the globe. With dazzling showmanship, unparalleled vocals, and an uncanny ability to channel the charisma of Bruno...

Neon Circus is a Phoenix-based Brooks & Dunn tribute band featuring RK Ford as Ronnie Dunn and Tim Johnson as Kix Brooks. The show recreates the duo’s live sound and includes hits like My Maria, Neon Moon, and Boot Scootin’ Boogie.

No Duh is officially the World's Greatest tribute to No Doubt & Gwen Stefani. No Duh is the premier, longest standing, & most renown tribute to No Doubt & Gwen Stefani on the Planet. The Band has performed over 1,000 shows to hundreds of thousands of people...

Satisfaction is a Rolling Stones tribute band. Press quotes include Rolling Stone magazine calling it “One of the best tribute shows in the world” and The Washington Post calling it “a spot-on portrayal to The Rolling Stones.”