Powerage with AC/DC Tribute, Sanctuary, and more

Powerage is a Michigan-based AC/DC tribute, meticulously recreating the legendary band's electrifying hard rock sound and stage presence, especially from the Bon Scott era. Known for their high-octane performances, they deliver authentic renditions of iconic hits like "Highway to Hell" and "Whole Lotta Rosie," captivating audiences with an unwavering commitment to AC/DC's legacy.

An AC/DC tribute band is a musical ensemble dedicated to authentically recreating the high-energy rock performance, iconic guitar riffs, and legendary sound of the Australian rock band AC/DC. These acts typically perform classic hits spanning both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras, capturing the grit and electric stage presence of the original group for audiences worldwide.

Sanctuary is an American heavy metal band from Seattle, Washington, formed in 1985. Known for their thrash and power metal sound, they are recognized for high-pitched vocals and intricate riffs. Popular songs include "Future Tense" and "Battle Angels". Their albums include "Refuge Denied," "Into the Mirror Black," "The Year the Sun Died," and "Inception". Dave Mustaine produced their debut album. They are credited with popularizing the 1980s and early 1990s Seattle heavy metal scene.