As American as apple pie, The Eagles are the best-selling US band of all time. This five member tribute band excel in recreating the sound of the California band, from the instrumentation to the wonderful, five-part harmonies. Their sets consist of the Eagles greatest hits, plus some solo songs from Don Henley, Joe Walsh, and Glenn Frey.

It may come as a surprise to learn that Australian Pink Floyd is one of the most in-demand touring bands of the moment, so good at what they do that it is said that even David Gilmour asked them to play at his 50th Birthday bash. This is no small tribute act, but a high-octane audio-visual exploration of the music of Pink Floyd featuring highly skilled musicians and a lighting show that's second to none.

The Urban Dictionary defines as 'Getting the Led out' as: 'It basically means that you are rocking out to some Led Zeppelin which is probably the best band ever to grace our Earth.' On a mission to bring the legend of Plant, Page et al to the stage, this is no ordinary tribute show. Passionate about the 'Zep, these guys are committed to playing you the tunes in with the greatest respect and musicianship, whilst sharing the Led love.

In 2009 the world lost a veritable pop icon, the likes of which no other living pop star has been able to eclipse. With a highly distinctive voice and moves smoother than James Brown, Jackson has left behind a legacy of momentous music. Don't miss this energy-filled tribute to the undisputed King Of Pop! In Invincible: A Glorious Tribute to Michael Jackson some of the world's greatest MJ impersonators perform a show choreographed by Lavelle Smith Jr., who previously worked with the King of Pop himself as well as a slew of the biggest stars around including Destiny's Child, Rihanna, Diana Ross and many more.

Twitty & Lynn - A Tribute to Conway & Loretta brings the music of two country legends back, through the eyes of those who knew them best. Tre Twitty and Tayla Lynn, the grandchildren of Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn, are connected not just through family ties to these icons, but also through the songs and stories they grew up with. Their performance isn't imitation but instead celebration, as they revisit classic duets like "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" and individual hits such as "Hello, Darlin'" and "Coal Miner's Daughter".