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Good Company is a San Diego tribute to Bad Company, built as an authentic concert re-creation with costuming, role play, English accents, and exact studio-record replication paired with live-performance endings.

Los Angeles tribute act Gracie as Jenni Rivera focuses on a Jenni Rivera tribute with a down-to-earth, fun, funny, sexy, and sassy presentation.

Green Today is a Green Day tribute delivering a high energy live show built on the songs, look, harmonies, and hooks fans know. The set covers Green Day hits and favorites from 39/Smooth through 21st Century Breakdown.

Los Angeles-based Hurrikane has performed its Scorpions tribute since 2010, focusing on the songs’ original sound along with the band’s stage moves and choreography. Their set includes Rock You Like a Hurricane, No One Like You, Wind of Change, and more.

Five Native San Diegans reunited to play the best of 90s rock, with songs from Alice n Chains, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Bush, and more. No filler music and no backing tracks.

Infinite Floyd is a Southern California Pink Floyd tribute band recreating the band’s sound and atmosphere. Their show centers on recognizable Floyd material, rich harmonies, atmospheric soundscapes, precise instrumentation, and visuals.

Welcome to It’s Britney Beep—a celebration of Britney Spears like you've never experienced before! Get ready to be transported back to the peak of pop culture with this electrifying tribute that promises to dazzle and delight. Imagine a high-energy live band delivering the iconic beats, a team of fierce dancers...

Los Angeles-based Jack of Hearts is a Bob Dylan tribute band covering the early 60s folk years, the electric shift, Blonde on Blonde, the Woodstock period, and 70s material including Blood on the Tracks and Rolling Thunder Revue.

As seen on Netflix, The Comedy Store, on tour with Paul Anka, Darlene Love, The Jacksons and theaters all across the United States, Canada and Europe, Jefferson McDonald's Great Balls of Fire is a tour de force of music and comedy. Dubbed the "Victor Borge of Rock and Roll" and a man "born inside the piano," Jefferson'