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Las Vegas-based Michael Jackson tribute Michael Mori centers his act on live singing, choreography, and a long-developed performance technique shaped over 15 years as a Michael Jackson impersonator.

Mr. Dynamite delivers a James Brown tribute built around recognizable hits, precision choreography, and a full live-band presentation. Fronted by David Cherry, the show focuses on James Brown’s voice, look, and signature dance moves.

Polyester Express is a full-format dance and show band with over 10 years of experience entertaining party-goers worldwide. Fully costumed and choreographed, the show mixes jazz, swing, motown, themes, contests, and company interaction.

Chicago tribute band Shining Star performs Earth, Wind & Fire material from the 1970s and 1980s with a 10-piece lineup featuring guitars, drums, 2 keyboardist, a 3 piece horn section, and vocals styled after Maurice White and Philip Bailey.

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.

Classic soul and Motown review featuring Prentiss McNeil of The Drifters. Led by McNeil after a twenty eight year tenure with The Drifters, the band also includes Bruce Big Daddy Wayne from Wilson Pickett’s Midnight Movers and a full nine-piece lineup.

Charlie’s Angels: The Band is a three-girl cover act inspired by the ’70s and the classic TV series, with vintage props, period costumes, and on-stage banter. Their set features dance-worthy hits including Carry On My Wayward Son, Magic Man, Jungle Boogie, Fox on the Run, and On the Radio.

The Detroit Underground was established in 1994, and still has several of its original members. Over the years the band has earned the reputation for being a hard working, high energy, show band. The group features a very solid and funky rhythm section. These four seasoned players provide a solid foundation for the band's "smokin" horns.

Everyday People is a tribute to Sly Stone and Sly and the Family Stone, built around a nostalgic 70s feel in both sight and sound. Their set includes Stand, Take You Higher, Everybody Is a Star, Family Affair, and Dance to the Music.