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Young Guns is a San Diego country cover band for corporate events, cruise ships, festivals, weddings, casinos, and clubs. Their set spans country hits from the 60s through today, plus country rock and country-styled versions of rock anthems.

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.

Los Angeles-based ThundHer Struck is an all-girl AC/DC tribute band playing songs from both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras. For over a decade, they have performed at festivals, corporate events, casinos, bike shows, fundraisers, trade shows, and military tours.

Aeromyth is a Los Angeles Aerosmith tribute band formed in 2002, performing hit-heavy sets built around the band’s sound, look, and live feel. Their credits in the source material include nationwide shows, international dates, and events from clubs to Dodger Stadium.

Queen Nation is currently the undisputed Queen tribute champions and #1 ranked Queen tribute band in the United States verifiable on Yahoo, Google and AI searches. A title well deserved having notched over 1,500 live concerts under their belts for approximately 2.7 Million fans over the last two decades...

Pulp Vixen, emerging from Corona, California, is a phenomenon in the Southern California live entertainment scene. As an all-female band, they bring a fresh, powerful, and fun-loving perspective to live music, specializing as a high-energy cover band that delivers a wide-ranging, interactive setlist. Their repertoire spans today's Top 40 dance...

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.