Electronic bands.

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.

Strangelove is a Depeche Mode tribute presenting a career-spanning best-of show, from Speak and Spell to 2017’s Spirit. The act combines recognizable songs with era-specific visuals, costume changes, and vintage synth-driven authenticity.

Las Vegas-based Black Eyed Peas tribute The Black Eyes Tease performs a hit-driven set built around familiar BEP favorites plus Fergie solo songs. Credits in the source text include Fremont Street, the Las Vegas Strip, Texas resort casinos, California festivals, and Universal Studios Singapore.

San Diego’s Robot RoK is a Daft Punk tribute led by a husband-and-wife on-stage team, performing in replica helmets inside a huge custom-built full production LED stage. Their set mixes electro anthems, club hits, and their own remixes.

Los Angeles Bowie tribute The Band That Fell To Earth focuses on the live intensity of the Ziggy Stardust era while covering more than 50 songs across Bowie’s career, from Space Oddity to Blackstar, with costume changes and sonic accuracy.

Chicago’s Too Hype Crew is a seven-piece live cover band with choreographed Fly Girls, performing classic hip hop and R&B from the 80s through the early 2000s. The act is built for festivals and corporate events, with a family-friendly show option tailored to the event.