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The Highwayman Show is a tribute to Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson, led by Tony Suraci and backed by a 10-piece band. The show focuses on mid-’70s outlaw country and crowd-known songs including Folsom Prison Blues, On The Road Again, and Me and Bobby McGee.

The Olivia Show is the ultimate tribute to Olivia Newton-John, starring Sabrina Plaisance-Sia. Featuring live vocals, dazzling costumes, and hits from Grease and beyond, it’s a nostalgic, feel-good journey for all ages.

Los Angeles-based The Police Academy is a tribute to The Police that moves from the band’s early stripped-down punk sound to later synth-driven hits, with a set that includes Message in a Bottle, Every Breath You Take, and deeper cuts like Synchronicity II.

Phoenix-based The Troubadour Experience delivers a George Strait tribute centered on #1 hits including Fool Hearted Memory, All My Exes Live In Texas, Ocean Front Property, The Chair, and Here For A Good Time, with a show styled after a George Strait concert.

The U2 eXPERIENCE is a Los Angeles-based U2 tribute band delivering a 100% live show focused on the songs, sound, and concert feel fans know. The group’s performers have collectively logged more than 1,000 U2 tribute shows.

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.

The Who Invasion is a Las Vegas tribute to The Who, with each member taking on a specific original role: Keith Steven Caplan as Roger Daltrey, Pat Caruso as Keith Moon, Alf James as John Entwistle, and Aaron Archer as Pete Townshend.

Toronto’s WANNABE is a five-piece Spice Girls tribute band made up of real-life best friends. Their show delivers a 90s party built around Spice Girls songs, costumes, accents, platform shoes, and crowd singalongs.

Wonderlove performs The Stevie Wonder Experience, a tribute focused on the songs, memories, and celebration tied to Stevie Wonder’s catalog. The show is presented as a visual tribute to the Stevie Wonder live show, drawing on music that spans the 1960s through the 2000s.