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Based in Reno, Life in the Fast Lane has performed as an Eagles tribute since 1993. The show is built around five-part harmonies, three-guitar arrangements, and familiar Eagles songs including Hotel California, Lyin’ Eyes, and The Long Run.

Neon Circus is a Phoenix-based Brooks & Dunn tribute band featuring RK Ford as Ronnie Dunn and Tim Johnson as Kix Brooks. The show recreates the duo’s live sound and includes hits like My Maria, Neon Moon, and Boot Scootin’ Boogie.

Nirvanish is a Nirvana tribute centered on the sound of the records and the band’s raw live energy. They specialize in full performances of Nevermind, In Utero, and Unplugged in New York, plus well-known singles and deep cuts.

No Duh is officially the World's Greatest tribute to No Doubt & Gwen Stefani. No Duh is the premier, longest standing, & most renown tribute to No Doubt & Gwen Stefani on the Planet. The Band has performed over 1,000 shows to hundreds of thousands of people...

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Satisfaction is a Rolling Stones tribute band. Press quotes include Rolling Stone magazine calling it “One of the best tribute shows in the world” and The Washington Post calling it “a spot-on portrayal to The Rolling Stones.”

Scott Keo has performed his Michael Bublé tribute act since 2011, with a show centered on accuracy, energy, and crowd involvement. He has also shared the stage with artists including Reba McEntire, Kelly Clarkson, Josh Groban, Blake Shelton, and David Foster.

The Shania Twain tribute band, starring Donna Huber as "Shania Twin," is a captivating musical experience that pays homage to the iconic Canadian country pop artist, Shania Twain. Donna Huber, a talented performer and singer, embodies the spirit and style of Shania Twain, delivering a memorable and authentic tribute show....

Space Oddity is a David Bowie tribute built around David Brighton’s stage portrayal of Bowie. Brighton has appeared alongside Bowie in TV commercials, on VH1 as Bowie, and in Shakira’s concert video.