Molly Hatchet with Warrant and April Wine

Warrant, a pop-metal band from Los Angeles, formed in 1984. They gained fame with double-platinum albums and hits like "Heaven" and "Cherry Pie." The band faced lineup changes but remained active, even after the death of iconic frontman Jani Lane. Notable releases include Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich and Cherry Pie, both featuring Top Ten singles. Warrant also collaborated with Jamie St. James and Rob Mason throughout their evolving career.

Jacksonville's Molly Hatchet, formed in 1971, is known for its loud, hard-rock Southern style. Their 1978 debut went platinum; "Flirtin' with Disaster" sold over two million. The band's lineup featured Dave Hlubek, Steve Holland, and Danny Joe Brown. Legal owner Bobby Ingram led their revival in the '90s, with notable albums like "Devil's Canyon." Many original members have passed, but Molly Hatchet's legacy endures.

Canadian band April Wine, formed in 1969 in Nova Scotia, is known for hits like "Fast Train" and "You Could Have Been a Lady." They achieved success with platinum albums, notable U.S. hit "Just Between You and Me," and collaborations with members like Myles Goodwyn and Brian Greenway.