Surrounded by snow glistening off the steep mountain tops, the Colorado-based rock group, Dirty Snowmen Society, was formed in 2017 by principle founder Frank Costantini (vocals, guitar, percussion), a winner of 7 Emmys for his television series, Kid Stew, and Chris Todoroff, co-founder and professional guitarist. Patrick Linfante (bass), and Cameron Lodge (guitar), jumped on board followed by Perry Senn (drummer). 

Prior to the major shifts regarding the elimination of segregation in America, The Tams, (named after Tam o' Shanter hats they wore on stage), a Southern R&B group from Atlanta, Georgia, came together in spite of the odds against them. Its original members were Charles and Joseph Pope, Robert Lee Smith, Horace Key, and Floyd Ashton. In 1962, "Untie Me" reached #12 on the R&B charts followed by "What Kind of Fool Do You Think I Am," which was #6 on the Billboard pop charts.

A 1980's edgy tribute band, Electric Avenue, performs music from the 80's  bands that blurred the lines in music during a time when stepping in and out of the box was more the norm than it even is today. That said, it is what makes this 2022 tribute band stand out from the rest. Choosing the "new wave" groups, Electric Avenue plays hits from Depeche Mode and Devo, exploring what the bands set out to do, and in some cases, taking it a step further.

With songs such as, "Don't Stop Believin," " Who's Crying Now," "Faithfully," and other favorites, Departure, a Journey tribute band, rewinds time by performing all the top-chart songs in a two-hour concert. The band entails lead vocalist Brian Williams, Doug Ballard on bass and vocals, Jason Wilson is on the guitar and vocals with Joel Hayes playing the keyboard and guitar. 

An 8-musician band, Yacht Rock Schooner, brings the 1970's and 80's back to life in full force. With an impeccable resemblance, instrumentally, to every 80's tune, band members trade off turns in the vocal department, flawlessly reaching all highs and lows of a pitch as their talent shines.