#Tribute Band

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With The [Bootleg] Beatles 🍏

This is my first personal post, so sorry if I seem awkward. But last night was my 4th time seeing this tribute band and they’re absolutely incredible.

It’s so surreal. They have the dialects, mannerisms, and sound down so tightly that it almost feels like watching a reincarnation of The Beatles.

The way they go through all of the years of the 60s feels like we’re time-travelling with them, and they even sang Now and Then at the end which almost made me cry.

The Bootleg Beatles tour all around the world, so if they ever come near you then it’s so worth watching.

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Well, I went to Akron, Ohio, to see the A Hard Days Night tribute band.

Here’s some pictures and video! He signed my shirt “Love Paul, Klaus.”

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Mom, can we have Ghost?

We have Ghost at home.

Ghost at home:

◇ Another Nameless Ghost - Düsseldorf, 16/09/23 ◇

But seriously, Another Nameless Ghost might be the best tribute band to ever exist! They put so much care and love into their Rituals and they're truly sweet people.

I recommend them to every German (or crazy enough European in general) Ghestie out there who misses our silly little Satan guys!

And to my Ministry, whether you were able to make or not, blessed be our siblinghood, forever. Nema. 🖤

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The AC/DCs - Walk All Over You

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E a cantare Ci sono anch'io eravamo solo io, me stessa, la mia ombra e la tribute band degli 883 XD ho guardato tutti i presenti per scovare un minimo di labiale della canzone e solo un paio hanno bofonchiato il ritornello, ma le strofe solo io le ho cantate, grazie Lo Strano Percorso Band per aver inserito questa canzone stupenda nel vostro repertorio, veramente grazie di cuore in questo modo vi siete fatti perdonare per non aver cantato Un giorno così e Come deve andare :)

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Like this post if you've been in or are currently in a band

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With my granddaughter to see Simply Queen, a tribute band!

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Layne Staley - Innocence Captured in Black & White

I couldn’t imagine a more beautiful image of Layne at the beginning of his career – a Rock Star. In fact, he was one before he ever sang a note. When I look at this photo I think about the risk he took to follow his dream. Taking a huge risk to try singing, instead of drumming. What I can say for certain, Layne has left a monumental legacy behind. He’s finally getting acknowledged instead of…

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Live Review of Splintered Sunlight, Grateful Dead Tribute band, at the Machunk Opera House

This was a show I saw almost a year back, but I remember it like yesterday. My whole family is filled with deadheads and I've been accustomed to them for most of my life, This show and Band, Splintered Sunlight is one of the best dead cover bands out there and they play in New Jersey all the time!

so to set the stage, I was out in the Poconos and we found tickets to this show. I had seen Splintered Sunlight play before in Asbury Park and Long Branch, in much bigger venues than this one, sometimes even standing outside the show and listening to them because we didn't get tickets. But this venue was just amazing, in a little town up in the mountains inside of an Opera house, it was raining and the concert started around the evening, It couldn't have been cooler. eventually after everyone got in we sat down and the music started playing and as you can see since I somehow found a video of this so you can really see how the lighting and stage was set to the tone of a good dead show. The first set started out with Missisipi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Which Is one of my favorite songs from the Dead so It got me right into the mood for the concert. In classic Dead fashion I had also found some materials to enhance the experience. So after a long time of the first song going, right when I was almost about to get bored, Franklin's Tower starts playing, and man was the guitar and keyboard combo just magical. The ''Jerry'' of the group, Buchy really gets the feeling of Grateful Dead right and especially his voice and how he plays the guitar really reminds me of my favorite era's of Jerry playing. Also Franklins Tower is usually played in tandem with Help on the way and Slipknot, so I was really pleasantly surprised when they just switched right into it. after they ended Franklins tower, most of the rest of the set was them playing songs that were too Obscure for me. I honestly hadn't heard of many of the songs or at least couldn't recognize them properly (Will probably be called a poser for this) except Cumberland Blues which made me switch right back into the groove. Ive always loved the energetic feeling and the vocals on that song( I gotta get doown! I gotta get down!). The set ended shortly after that and there was a slight intermission. I went outside the venue and bummed a cigarette from a guy and we talked about the show for a bit before going back in. Shortly after that, the Second set started. After a bit of tuning their instruments and a warm-up song, In the Midnight Hour, they got right into China Cat and afterward, I Know You Rider. By this time I was already standing in the front dancing (You can actually see me in the video lol). they did a really good job with China Cat this night, I know you Rider was also one of the best versions I have ever heard live, the Keyboard player was really on his game in this show. I remember just closing my eyes and dancing. I am normally very self-conscious about being watched while having fun, but the combo of I guess the materials and the feeling of the concert allowed me to let go of the thought of people seeing it. I was having a great time and I kinda got lost in the music after a point. then after a couple more songs, they got really really heady. A very well done Drums and then an ambient piece right after it was the most psychedelic the concert got and it was really an experience I haven't had anywhere else yet. I was very zoned out and kind of dancing and moving, swinging around on autopilot but then eventually towards the end they started The Wheel which just has the greatest hook. (Won't you try just a little bit harder) and Not Fade Away I was just blown away by the energy it gave me. I was jumpy and I was feeling the music so much more but then very quickly they stopped and got really heady again before finally transitioning into a version of Hard to Handle by Otis Redding which was just icing on the cake of an already amazing show. Some of the best Dead Cover Bands you will ever see, Check out Splintered Sunlight, and don't gatekeep them, the Dead is still out there, you just have to find them.

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I went to see Trextasy last night and they were an absolute delight!

I am v e r y small and squishy but I survived standing pretty close to the stage without getting squished! (although I did spend about 90% of the time on my toes because I am tiny)

the show ended with Hot Love and Danielz shouting out “Keep a little Marc in your heart :)” which definitely did not make me cry no sir

I’m awful at recording but the favourite part I captured was a more acoustic take of Dreamy Lady if anyone wants to see it!

I live in the middle of nowhere and was ecstatic to see them preform within a 2 hour drive of my home!

anyway thanks for listening to my silly autism ramblings <3

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Evil Lives A True Metal Tribute To Black Sabbath 01/06/2004

Featuring: Iced Earth Primal Fear Jag Panzer Icarus Witch Racer X George Lynch Vince Neil Dofka and more...Great tribute album,imo.

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here's Killer Queen's Brian May acknowledging me 😭

❗️bright colors, flashing lights❗️

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Such a good night