Check out the best 70s cover bands in Tennessee – where funk, disco, and rock still rule the stage.
1-900 Band
The 1-900 Band is Memphis’s own five-piece funk machine, delivering a high-energy blend of soul, R&B, and dancefloor magic. With over two decades of experience, this seasoned group knows how to keep the party going and the guests dancing.
Leading the charge is Charnelle Brown, the band’s newest member, whose powerful vocals and infectious energy guarantee smiles and sore feet from dancing. Joe “B” Parish adds versatility with his smooth vocals, saxophone melodies, and keyboard skills, adding layers of soul to every performance. Band founder Reggie Graham contributes his rich experience and keyboard talents, having toured internationally. Guitarist Mac “E” Blue delivers soulful rhythms and harmonies, while drummer Reggie Fine keeps the beat tight and the energy high.
Their performances are known for engaging all age groups, making them a favorite among event planners throughout the Mid-South. The band’s consistent lineup ensures a cohesive and authentic musical experience. With a repertoire that spans from the 1940s to today’s hits, the 1-900 Band delivers a dynamic and unforgettable show. Find them at https://www.bookaband4wedding.com
Boomerang
Boomerang is Nashville’s grooviest time machine, bringing the golden age of rock ‘n roll back to life with a seasoned lineup of all-star talent. Founding member Frank Feinstein, a Nashville publishing prodigy turned rockin’ rhythm guitarist and vocalist, leads the charge alongside his wife Bev Feinstein, whose gospel roots and girl-group finesse shine from behind the keys. Sally Slayden-Berry lights up every stage with powerhouse vocals and a resume that includes gigs with jazz greats and country icons alike. Guitar legend Gary Talley—yes, that Gary Talley of The Box Tops—adds serious rock credentials, while keyboardist Mike Stewart doubles as a jingle genius and gold-record Pac-Man wizard. Tom Lyle holds down the low end with bass grooves that speak fluent boomer, and Paul Winkler drives the beat with stories and chops to match. Rounding it out is classically-trained dynamo Pamela Simmons, whose voice has soared from symphonies to Predators games to Music City’s favorite 70s stage. Covering everything from soul to rock to retro pop, Boomerang is less a tribute band and more a boomer-powered joyride through music history. Their name says it all—what goes around comes around, and Boomerang always brings the hits back home. Check out their website at https://boomerangnashville.com
Monsters of Yacht
Monsters of Yacht sails straight out of Nashville and into the smooth seas of the 70s and early 80s, delivering pitch-perfect Yacht Rock with a wink and a groove. Formed in 2018, this seven-piece tribute act is stacked with top-tier talent: Mark Starboard steers the ship on vocals and guitar, while Matt Overboard and Scott Shipley bring slick harmonies and shimmering guitar work—with Scott also shredding on guitar synth. Richard adds that essential saxophone swagger and switches seamlessly to guitar, and Stewie Stubing holds the low end down with serious bass chops. Behind the kit is Todd Tanic, whose drums and vocals keep the waves rolling, and Rick Rudder rounds out the sound with lush keyboard textures and smooth backing vocals. Known for nailing the complex arrangements of Steely Dan, TOTO, and Hall & Oates, Monsters of Yacht also peppers in a few surprises that keep every set fresh and fun. The band’s attention to detail and sense of style have landed them gigs from coast-to-coast, including swanky Bel Air parties and five-star corporate events. With polished musicianship, silky vocals, and a setlist made for sunset cocktails, Monsters of Yacht is the ultimate floating party for fans of smooth. Find out more at https://www.monstersofyacht.com
The Nashville Tribute Band
The Nashville Tribute Band brings heartfelt stories and rich harmonies to life with a sound that fuses country roots and gospel soul. Founded in 2005 by award-winning songwriter Jason Deere and Diamond Rio’s own Dan Truman, the band has become a global voice in Christian music. Jason serves as the group’s creative engine, while Dan weaves in warmth and power on keys and vocals. Tim Gates commands the spotlight with a lead vocal style that’s both stirring and sincere, while Brad Hull blends in smooth guitar and harmony work. Rounding out the group are brothers Ben and Chad Truman, whose vocals lift every chorus into the rafters. Known for their original songs based on familiar Christian themes, the band’s music resonates deeply with missionaries and believers alike. With ten albums, Top 10 Billboard Gospel placements, and over 1,500 performances worldwide, they’ve built a loyal following far beyond Nashville. The Nashville Tribute Band isn’t just a group—it’s a movement wrapped in melody. Find more at https://nashvilletributeband.com
70s Kids Solid Gold Tribute Band
The 70s Kids Solid Gold Tribute Band is a dazzling time machine fueled by funk, feathered hair, and non-stop groove. Although we’re not from Tennessee, we’ve played many shows there and are always ready to travel wherever the party calls. Hailing from Charlotte, NC, this six-piece powerhouse is led by Shannon Remley, whose soaring vocals and high-energy dance moves light up every stage. GK VIA brings the heat on lead guitar, while Dave Lickert handles the synths and keys with era-perfect flair. Doug Grabowski holds it down on bass with thumping precision, and Mike Graci drives the heartbeat of the band with drums and electronic textures that keep the floor shaking. From disco to pop to yacht rock, they channel legends like Donna Summer, Hall & Oates, and Kool & The Gang with authentic sound, eye-popping costumes, and infectious crowd engagement. Known for their vibrant visuals and full-sensory stage show, 70s Kids turns every event into a retro dance party. Though they’re based in North Carolina, they’ll gladly bring the boogie nationwide. If you’re craving that Solid Gold sparkle, this is the band to deliver it in bell-bottom style.