JUST PRETENDING is a Southern California based band playing tribute to the legendary rock group The Pretenders. Life-long friends who have been playing music for over thirty-five years formed JUST PRETENDING to perform live the iconic hits recorded by The Pretenders over the decades.

Original touring keyboardist for Stryper 1985-86 tours and current “frontman” for the tribute show “Kenny Metcalf as Elton”.

The name says it all. Another great “ROCKSTEADY PRODUCTION”. “LISTEN TO THE MUSIC” is a complete re-creation of the famous rock band “THE DOOBIE BROTHERS” back in the 70’s.. The show Brings back the Famous 1975 / 1976 lineup of: Pat Simmons, Michael Mc Donald, Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, Tom Johnston and Tiran Porter. This was considered by most to be the “ALL-STAR” lineup and was only together for 2 years.

In the summer of 2013, singer Erich Schneider and lead guitarist Cary Park had just finished playing “American Girl” by request, when Cary turned to Erich and said “you could be Tom Petty!” The rest of the band, Jon, Alex, and Chris, were on board from the start. They grabbed their instruments, got in the studio and before long were the hottest Tom Petty tribute in Southern California. And the band name? Well, as the song goes, take it easy baby, Make it Last All Night!

Ozzmania embodies the true spirit of the ultimate rock legend. Having played to thousands of people, Ozzmania continues to blaze a trail and fly the flag in honor of the Prince Of Darkness.

Petty Party is LA’s hottest new tribute celebrating the timeless music of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. Driven by a deep love and admiration for Petty’s songwriting, Devitt Feeley assembled an all-star lineup of top Los Angeles tribute musicians, each bringing incredible passion, skill, and heart to the stage. With a sharp focus on authenticity and spirit, Petty Party delivers faithful and electrifying renditions of Tom Petty’s greatest hits, capturing the sound, soul, and attitude that made his music beloved across generations.

Back in the late 90’s the guitarist and founding member of “Ridin The Storm Out” - Rick Hunter, had the honor of playing and performing with Reo’s founding member, guitarist Gary Richrath, for almost 3 years. Their chemistry was evident from their first chords played together. Move forward to 2017, He decided to form an REO Speedwagon Tribute in search of players that loved REO’s music. After being in many successful Tribute bands since 2002, he embarked on celebrating Gary’s Richrath’s contribution to music history by forming this bands library of hit songs in a tribute for the fans... Knowing the signature vocal harmonies and musical style were key ingredients to reproduce REO’s sound, the quest was a challenge, but achieved after joining forces with 2 unbelievably young multi-talented musicians, and 2 other seasoned players, that brought all the pieces together to form - “Ridin’ The Storm Out” - Tribute To REO Speedwagon... The name comes from the bands 1st hit in the mid 70’s. REO’s signature song that ends their shows.

In this high-energy, southern rock review, Skynyrd & Frynds combine the southern vocal stylings of Ronnie Van Zant with the dual guitar-slinging replication of Southern Rock mega-hits such as ‘Sweet Home Alabama’, ‘Ramblin’ Man’ and of course, the immortal ‘Free Bird’.

Imagine walking into a nearby historic theater and happening upon a performance by the young Rolling Stones! They’re all there; Mick is prancing and gyrating, Keith looks menacing as he prowls the stage with his trusty beat-up Fender guitar. Charlie and Bill are intense as they lay down the backbeat, and Brian Jones looks regal as he lords over his stage. But there’s something amiss; this isn’t swinging London circa 1964 but rather, your town today. Put down that pint, mate… and take a closer look. It’s Jumping Jack Flash, the world’s greatest theatrical re-creation of a Rolling Stones concert! Jumping Jack Flash is concert-theater; a live retrospective presentation of 50 years of the Rolling Stones’ famous (and infamous!) career. The show utilizes witty stage banter, on-stage video projection, and multiple wardrobe changes to take you back in time to the swinging 60’s. Didn’t see The Stones in the 60’s from the front row? Here’s your second chance! JJF performs song selections from all periods of the Stones' legendary career--worldwide hit, after hit, after hit! The greatest care has been given to the smallest details, to ensure that song performances, wardrobe and instrumentation are spot-on re-creations of the real thing. If Jumping Jack Flash doesn’t rock you like the Rolling Stones did, nobody will!