San Diego’s The Legends are an eight-piece Motown, Doo-Wop, and oldies show band founded in 1987. Their show covers early Rock ’n’ Roll from the 1950s to the 1970s and can be scaled from a 30-minute revue to a full night of dancing.

Southern California variety dance party band known in the corporate sector for high-energy shows. They customize sets across Motown, Soul, Disco, 80s New Wave, 90s Dance, Yacht Rock, Classic Rock, and current R&B.

The UnderCoverGirls are a cover band formed in 2004, playing classic hits mainly from the 60s through the 80s. Buyers can choose their Classic Rock Show or the all-80s Radical Candy Totally Tubular 80's Show.

Genres: Rock

Aquarius is a six-member late-60s tribute built around the music and artists from the Monterey Pop to Woodstock era. With full rock instrumentation, rich harmonies, costumes, wardrobe changes, and a fast-paced show, they fit concerts in the park, festivals, casinos, and private events.

Barbwire is a Southern California country cover band playing current country hits, red dirt country, classics, and a touch of American rock. Strong vocals and an upbeat live set make them an easy fit for buyers who want a crowd-moving country act.

San Diego reggae act focused on Lovers Rock, performing songs associated with Gregory Isaacs, Sugar Minott, Dennis Brown, Beres Hammond, John Holt, and Bob Marley. Available as a 3-piece or 6-piece band, with reggae mashups and originals in the set.

Charlie’s Angels - The Band is a '70s-inspired cover band featuring three musicians, vintage TV-show props, period costumes, and on-stage banter. Their set centers on dance-worthy hits from the '70s and early '80s, including Carry On My Wayward Son, Magic Man, Jungle Boogie, Fox on the Run, and On the Radio.

Burbank-based Country Nation is a country cover band formed in early 2011 by musicians from Los Angeles country bands. Their repertoire spans contemporary artists like Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton alongside classics from George Strait, Garth Brooks, Randy Travis, Faith Hill, and Shania Twain.