Get ready to run down a dream with Petty Party, Los Angeles’ hottest tribute to the legendary Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers! Driven by a deep love for Petty’s iconic songwriting, this all-star lineup of top-tier tribute musicians delivers a powerhouse performance that captures the sound, soul, and attitude of one of rock’s greatest catalogs.
Featuring four members who have appeared on AXS TV’s World’s Greatest Tribute Bands, Petty Party provides a stunningly authentic live experience. From the first ringing chords of “American Girl” to the anthemic choruses of “Free Fallin’,” “Refugee,” and “I Won’t Back Down,” their setlist is packed with the classics that defined a generation.
Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just looking to sing along to some of the best rock ‘n’ roll ever recorded, Petty Party is more than just a concert—it’s a full-blown celebration. Grab some BBQ, grab a drink, and don’t sit around having a pity party—join the Petty Party for an unforgettable evening of rock, heart, and a little bit of “Tom Foolery”!
Band Lineup:
Devitt Feeley: Lead Vocals, Guitar, & Harmonica
Roby Duron: Lead Guitar & Background Vocals
Jim Wootten: Bass & Background Vocals
Todd Bolinger: Keyboards & Background Vocals
Rolo Sandoval: Drums & Background Vocals
Lisa McCormick: Vocals & Percussion
From downbeat to curtain call, Hilary Watson effortlessly draws audiences in, swinging and soaring through a dynamic repertoire that radiates pure joy. Her refined ease and soulful sound provide the perfect musical backdrop, whether you are taking in the Saturday festivities at the Reel Ale Festival or catching her live set at 12:00 p.m. on May 23 at Meadowview Park for the Big Bear BBQ Festival.
Known for guiding listeners on a musical pilgrimage focused on the shared ride rather than the destination, Watson creates a deeply engaging, comfortable atmosphere. Her fluent, unspoken connection with the crowd ensures that every live performance becomes a memorable, communal experience perfectly suited for a festival weekend.
Transporting audiences straight into a feel-good, Prohibition-era speakeasy, the High Desert’s own Holy Crow Jazz Band serves up authentic old-time jazz and blues from the 1900s through the 1930s.
Led by Mario J. Maggio and Jessy Carolina, the group masterfully revives the sounds of legends such as Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, and Django Reinhardt while weaving in their own original compositions.
Their lively, soul-stirring energy is the ideal pairing for a beautiful weekend in Big Bear Lake. Grab some fantastic food and step back in time during their scheduled set at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 24th, at Meadowview Park for the Big Bear BBQ Festival.
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Rising from the ashes of the beloved, rowdy local bluegrass group the Road Kill Kings, the Deep Creek Revival brings a fresh yet familiar energy to the San Bernardino Mountains. Though this specific project is relatively new, the seasoned musicians behind it carry forward a deep love for energetic Americana, traditional country, and foot-stomping bluegrass.
Known for their authentic, raw sound and crowd-friendly performances at local mountain events like Crestline’s Tunes in the Trees, they know exactly how to get an audience moving.
Their lively rhythms will provide the ultimate backdrop for a sunny afternoon of great food and community. Be sure to grab a plate of fantastic barbecue and catch their set when they take the stage at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 24, at Meadowview Park for the Big Bear BBQ Festival.
Faithfully capturing the iconic sneer, punk attitude, and unmistakable swagger of the legendary rocker, Generation Idol is the ultimate Billy Idol tribute experience.
Fronted by veteran performer Craig Knight, who perfectly channels Idol’s rugged baritone, and featuring Ben Morris bringing Steve Stevens’ guitar magic to life, they recreate an authentic, stadium-level ’80s rock show. From early classics to massive solo anthems like “Rebel Yell,” “White Wedding,” and “Dancing With Myself,” their set promises a high-energy, fist-pumping blast of nostalgia.
They are guaranteed to keep the crowd on their feet, so be sure to catch their powerhouse 1st set at 3:00 p.m. and their 2nd set at 7 p.m. on Saturday, May 23, at Meadowview Park for the Big Bear BBQ Festival.
Bringing a rowdy, foot-stomping dose of Southern California country to the mountains, June Clivas and The Ditty Boys are a true Americana powerhouse.
Known for their infectious energy, rich storytelling, and a deep-rooted acoustic sound driven by driving banjo and soaring vocals, the band delivers a live show that feels like a timeless honky-tonk revival.
With a stage presence that effortlessly connects with the crowd, they are the perfect pairing for an afternoon of great food and community. Settle in with a plate of fantastic barbecue and catch their highly anticipated set at 4:15 p.m. on Saturday, May 23, at Meadowview Park for the Big Bear BBQ Festival.
Daniel Arroyo, better known to mountain locals as Cheech Willie JUKEBOXx, is bringing his incredible musical versatility to the Big Bear BBQ Festival Grill & Chill. A true staple of the San Bernardino Mountains music scene, he has built a loyal following playing community events throughout Lake Arrowhead and the surrounding towns. Armed with his acoustic guitar and a rich, adaptable voice, he seamlessly channels all your favorites from classic country, classic rock, blues, and oldies.
There’s a reason he earned the moniker of the “living JUKEBOXx.” Whether he’s laying down a bluesy groove, strumming a country standard, or belting out a classic rock anthem, his expansive repertoire guarantees something for everyone in the crowd. His homegrown mountain energy and crowd-pleasing acoustic sound make him the perfect addition to a weekend of great food and community, rounding out a fantastic lineup alongside acts like the full band June Clivas & the Ditty Boys.
