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52 historical listings for 2026. Showing page 3 of 3. The archive uses Destin's local date (2026-10-26) and each listing's end date. Dates reflect the saved guides or the later audited event sheet. Older external pages may now display a newer season; a calendar link is labeled as such.
Guardians Of The Jukebox
Rich Ward’s Guardians of the Jukebox revisits MTV-era pop, rock, new wave and New Romantic music, with musicians connected to Fozzy and Stuck Mojo. The April 10 archive page marks sales ended and lists a partially seated show for ages 16 and up.
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshotSmash Mouth
Smash Mouth is the American rock band behind “All Star” and “Walking on the Sun.” Its archived MKAF spring-series appearance was advertised for 7 p.m.
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshotDeparture: Journey Tribute
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshotSebastian Bach
Sebastian Bach is the rock vocalist associated with songs including “18 and Life” and “I Remember You,” alongside a solo recording and theater career. The April 4 Club LA date is retained in the archive, but its original ticket price and age terms were not recovered from a direct primary event page.
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshotThe M-80s: Explosive 80s Rock
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshotVan Halen Tribute 84
84 focuses on Van Halen’s original David Lee Roth-era lineup and material from the 1978 debut through 1984. The March 28 archive page marks sales ended for a partially seated Club LA show restricted to ages 16 and up.
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshotOn The Border (Eagles Tribute)
On the Border recreates the Eagles’ layered vocal harmonies and guitar parts, spanning ballads and rock material. The March 27 Club LA entry is historical; the original event’s ticket price, age restriction and seating arrangement were not independently recovered.
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshotWreking Crue
Wreking Crue is a Detroit-based Mötley Crüe tribute whose stage productions recreate different periods of the band’s career. The March 20 archive page marks sales ended and lists a partially seated, ages-16-and-up show.
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshotThe Funeral Portrait & The Pretty Wild
The Funeral Portrait brings a theatrical approach to modern rock, with The Pretty Wild named as support for the March 19 Spring Thing bill. The archive page marks sales ended and describes a partially seated show for ages 16 and up.
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshotI See Stars
I See Stars blends hard-rock and metal textures with electronic dance production; the March 14 bill also listed Mothica, Until I Wake and Diamante. The archived event page marks sales ended for a partially seated Club LA show for ages 16 and up.
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshotPandoras Box
Pandora’s Box is an Atlanta-based Aerosmith tribute featuring former Lynch Mob vocalist Nathan Utz. The March 7 archived Club LA page marks sales ended and lists a partially seated show for ages 16 and up.
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshotCongress The Band
Congress the Band is a Charleston, South Carolina group whose sound combines indie rock, Americana and Southern-rock influences. The March 4 listing is retained as an archive entry; the original Club LA ticket price and age rules were not recovered from a primary event page.
Saved source: Original 2026 live-music article snapshot