A truly interactive experience, Weinberg invites the audience to create the set list, in real time, that he and his crack four piece group will play that night. Performing songs from the glory days of rock and roll your guests get to choose from a video menu of over 200 songs — everything from the Beatles to the Stones to Bruce and The E Street Band’s biggest hits — and hear the group play ‘em the way they want to hear them played!
Since 2004, hundreds of thousands of fans have witnessed the excitement of Who's Bad Music productions on stages around the world.
Dedicated to recreating authentic live experiences, Who's Bad was originally founded by Vamsi Tadepalli in 2003 as a tribute to Michael Jackson's musical legacy. Now, as an umbrella organization, Who's Bad Music boasts a stable of three shows: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience, 20/20: The Evolution of Pop, and Who's That Girl, a celebration of the greatest divas in music history.
We've been told by fans over and over that an Eyes of the Nile show simply sounds and FEELS like a classic Maiden show. Every detailed drum accent and fill, every bass gallop, and every soaring guitar harmony and shredding lead, played dead on, as if you were hearing Live After Death or Rock in Rio.
12 Stones released their second album, Potter's Field, which featured a heavier, more guitar-driven sound than their debut, in 2004. After taking a break from music to spend time with their families, the bandmembers reconvened to make their third album. Affected by the impact of Hurricane Katrina on their hometown, 12 Stones recorded Anthem for the Underdog in Memphis, Tennessee with Justin Rimer and Skidd Mills during the better part of 2006, and the album was released in 2007. In 2012 the band reunited with Underdog producer Mills for that fourth outing, Beneath the Scars, which featured the singles "Bulletproof" and "Infected."
BEST NIGHT EVER (by Boy Band Review - the best Boy Band tribute show in the country), is everyone's favorite boy band experience featuring the music of: One Direction!
“John would have wanted the record to come out. The music was what was important to him, and he would have wanted us to keep going.” — The Effigies drummer Steve Economou. The new album from The Effigies begins, unfortunately, with a moment of tragedy. Just as the long-running and influential Chicago punk band was finishing its fifth album Burned in late 2023, singer John Kezdy was killed in a biking accident.
Yachtley Crew is a Los Angeles band, first-class tribute to the best soft rock of the 70s and 80s. The term “Yachtley Crew” in music defines a sub-category of the polished brand of soft rock that was the most famous genre back in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s. The name Yachtley Crew describes a smooth and mellow music that was enjoyed by sipping champagne and partying on yachts.
