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Southern California’s Lovedrive has been performing a Scorpions tribute since 2012, covering late 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s material. The band was dubbed the “Best of the Best in the West” by Scorpions drummer James Kottak.

Pick Your Poison is a Poison tribute built around the band’s hits, 80s-era look, and a visual live show with choreography, props, smoke, confetti, and LED lighting. The set includes Talk Dirty to Me, Nothing but a Good Time, Unskinny Bop, Your Mama Don’t Dance, and Every Rose Has Its Thorn.

RagDolls is an Aerosmith tribute band known for gritty rock and roll, strong charisma, and energetic performances. In just a few years, they have risen quickly through the tribute ranks and earned critical acclaim.

Rumours, a tribute band formed in Los Angeles in 2012, authentically replicates Fleetwood Mac's 1975-1987 era with a meticulous show featuring Jesika Miller, Tuzy Ellis, Ned Brower, Taylor Locke, and Nic Johns.

TRICK POLICE is a four-piece Cheap Trick tribute formed in 2020. The band plays the Cheap Trick hits audiences know and performs in authentic Cheap Trick attire.

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.

ZZ Tush is a ZZ Top tribute band built around the full concert look and feel, with beards, wardrobe, stage set, drum kit, moves, and furry guitars. Their set covers hits like La Grange, Tush, Cheap Sunglasses, Sharp Dressed Man, and Legs, plus songs from across ZZ Top’s catalog.

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.