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Unwritten Law headlines a concert at the Canyon. Founded in 1990, they've been one of the mainstays of the Southern California rock scene for almost two decades. They've traveled the globe on the Vans Warped Tour, and their hits include the chart-topping "Seein' Red" and "Save Me (Wake Up Call)." They recently released a live album, Live and Lawless. Learn more...

The Canyon Club is proud to present Which One's Pink. The Los Angeles-based band presents the classic hits of Pink Floyd. They were named "Best Tribute Band" in All Access Magazine's First Annual Music Awards. Opening act: Jetstream. Learn more...

Led Zepagain, the only Zeppelin tribute band endorsed by Jimmy Page himself, recreates the ultimate Led Zeppelin experience in concert, with such classic songs as "Stairway to Heaven," "Rock 'n' Roll" and "Black Dog." They'll perform a show with Van Halen tribute Fan Halen, who capture the classic tunes and party atmosphere of the group's David Lee Roth era. Learn more...

The Canyon presents Zane Lamprey in Drinking Made Easy. The host of the Fine Living Network's Three Sheets combines stand-up comedy, audio, video and information to present a hilarious overview of the joys of drinking. Comedian Marc Ryan opens the show. Learn more...

Berlin was an essential component of the New Wave music explosion of the early '80s. For nearly 10 years, the band rocked radio and sales charts with its brand of American electro-pop. Now, Berlin brings its signature style to The Canyon. Berlin consistently wrote bold and unique pop songs including "Take my Breath Away," "No More Words," "Masquerade" and "The Metro." Learn more...

In this rare acoustic concert performance, Michael Schenker and Gary Barden are reunited. Barden fronted the Michael Schenker Group in the early 1980s, and is currently recording a new album with the group that will be released in April and the band will be touring Europe in December and Japan in 2010. Learn more...

The Canyon welcomes the legendary Chubby Checker. Checker had over 20 top-40 pop hits in the early '60s, but he's best known for "The Twist," which sparked a massive dance craze in 1960, and stands as the number one song of all time on Billboard's all-time charts. He's celebrating its anniversary with a tour. Learn more...

Veteran hip hop outfit De La Soul ("Me Myself and I") performs at The Canyon. Dating back to their 1989 masterpiece 3 Feet High and Rising, this groundbreaking act has been known for clever wordplay, innovative sampling, a sense of humor, and -- in recent years, including on the brand-new Are You In? -- an increasingly R&B-flavored sound. Learn more...

Appearing on stage with a stool, a microphone, and a can of Diet Pepsi, Paula Poundstone is famous for her razor-sharp wit and spontaneity. By 1990, she had starred in several comedy specials for HBO and appeared on Saturday Night Live. Paula's first one-hour HBO special, "Cats, Cops, and Stuff," made her the first woman to ever receive the Cable ACE for best standup comedy special. Learn more...

Guitar-oriented hard rock band the Michael Schenker Group performs live at The Canyon. Schenker, a founding member of the Scorpions, is one of the most influential rock guitarists around. There will also be opening sets by Surfing with an Alien and Doug Doppler. Learn more...

Former Bauhaus frontman Peter Murphy performs at The Canyon. In addition to his work with the goth legends, Murphy has a long and accomplished solo career, with alternative-rock hits such as "All Night Long," "Cuts You Up" and "The Sweetest Drop." He also has a new album due out later this year. Learn more...

The Canyon presents Burn in concert, a hard-rocking tribute to Deep Purple, the pioneering English heavy metal band. Among their biggest hits were "Smoke on the Water," "Highway Star," "Fireball" and more. Also appearing will be Who's Your Papa. Learn more...

Andrew Dice Clay was the most outrageous comic of his time. Before Chappelle, before South Park, Dice was breaking the rules with a never-before-seen style of hardcore comedy. His rise to fame was meteoric -- and his fall was just as epic. He calls himself the Rocky of Comedy, and now this heavyweight king of comedy is coming out of retirement to train for the greatest career move yet. Learn more...

Best known for his acting, Dennis Quaid also has a career as a rock musician, and he showcases this side of his talent in a concert at The Canyon with his band, The Sharks. The band performs a mix of originals and covers such as "Great Balls of Fire." Learn more...

The Canyon welcomes Robin Trower. Starting out as a member of Procol Harum, he went on to a successful solo career, playing virtuosic blues-rock influenced by Jimi Hendrix. He recorded five gold albums in the 1970s; 1974's Bridge of Sighs reached the Top 10 on the US charts. Opening act: Kate Russell. Learn more...

The Canyon presents tribute bands Fan Halen and Bonfire. Formed by four skilled musicians with a passion for the good-time hard rock of Van Halen, Fan Halen revives the classic tunes and party atmosphere of the group's David Lee Roth era. Bonfire performs the music of early AC/DC, as led by the late, great Bon Scott. Learn more...

The Canyon welcomes singer and pianist Leon Russell. One of the greatest session musicians in rock history -- he appeared on the Beach Boys' Pet Sounds and many of Phil Spector's most famous recordings, and worked with the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Willie Nelson, and B.B. King -- Russell has also had a prolific solo career, written numerous chart-topping songs, and worked as a producer. Learn more...

The Canyon is proud to welcome Keb' Mo'. One of the most famous blues musicians working today, he's earned three Grammy Awards for his music, which blends the traditions of classic Delta blues with modern pop, jazz, and rock influences. Learn more...

Linda Eder, who rose to stardom in the hit musical Jekyll and Hyde, has a rich voice which has been compared to Barbra Streisand and Judy Garland. She'll sing classic Broadway hits in this concert at the Canyon. Learn more...

A founding member of classic rock band Traffic, guiatrist and singer Dave Mason also recorded four gold albums as a solo artist, and played on albums ranging from Jimi Hendrix's Electric Ladyland to the Rolling Stones' Beggars Banquet. See him live at the Canyon. Learn more...

While many people are familiar with Ambrosia's radio hits of the '70s, the songs on their five albums also range to progressive and experimental. They're as comfortable with ballads as with driving rock and roll. They can be serious, they can be playful--but the music is always rich and the harmonies are beautifully blended. Learn more...

For over thirty years, East L.A.'s Los Lobos have been releasing smart, engaging music; they topped the charts in 1987 with their cover of "La Bamba", and Rolling Stone called 1984's How Will the Wolf Survive? the #30 best album of the 1980's. They perform live at the Canyon, with opening act Aspen. Learn more...

Jackie "The Jokeman" Martling gained fame as a long-time head writer and cast member on radio's Howard Stern show. He'll perform his raunchy brand of comedy at The Canyon in Agoura Hills. Learn more...

The Canyon welcomes Ghost Hounds. The L.A. band has received a lot of buzz for their straight-ahead brand of blues-rock; their songs "Ashes to Fire" and "Wind Me Up" have appeared in the hit video game Rock Band 2. Learn more...

The Canyon welcomes Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Known for his scorching blues-rock guitar style, Shepherd's albums Trouble Is... and Ledbetter Heights went platinum. He's had six top-ten singles in Billboard's rock charts, and was voted the no. 3 blues guitarist by Guitar World magazine. Learn more...

Los Angeles pop/rock bands The Janks and King Washington bring their lush, catchy, retro-influenced music to The Canyon. Influenced by folk, jazz, classical, blues and rock/pop of the 60s and 70s, The Janks make a perfect pair with King Washington -- also steeped in the melodic past -- combining rock, catchy hooks and three-part harmonies. Learn more...

One of country music's greatest instrumentalists, Junior Brown's career spans 40 years, and incorporates blues, surf, and Hawaiian styles into traditional country music. He's known for his double-necked "guit-steel" guitar, which incorporates a traditional six-string guitar and a lap steel guitar into the same instrument. Learn more...

Surfin' Safari plays the music of the Beach Boys at the Canyon in Agoura Hills. They pride themselves on their live instrumentation and ability to replicate the legendary California group's multi-part harmonies, providing a faithful-re-creation of the Beach Boys in their prime. Learn more...

The Canyon presents cabaret-style concerts features performances by a rotating group of Broadway musical theater stars and nightclub artists. Each show, a different headliner will perform selections from the Great American Songbook and Broadway favorites in the venue's intimate setting. Learn more...

Three of the modern masters of guitar take the stage at The Canyon for an unforgettable evening of rock. Headlining the show will be Craig Chaquico of Starship, and Gary Hoey and Vernon Reid of Living Colour. Learn more...

Ottmar Liebert, renowned nouveau flamenco guitarist, and his band Luna Negra perform live at The Canyon Club. Since 1990, Liebert has released a total of 22 albums, including live releases, Christmas CD's, 11 CDs of original music, a DVD and remixes, for which he received more than 30 gold and platinum awards. Learn more...

The Canyon Club welcomes Gary Wright. The singer and pianist had a huge hit with 1976's "Dream Weaver"; his other songs include "Love is Alive" and "Really Wanna Know You". A member of Spooky Tooth and Arrival, he also played on George Harrison's album All Things Must Pass and Harry Nilsson's "Wiithout You", and in Ringo Starr's All-Starr Band. With special guest James Beauregard. Learn more...

In the wake of the three operatic tenors comes a new breed of tenors from more humble origins: 3 Redneck Tenors - A New Musical Adventure. This musical comedy featuring classically trained veteran artists from Broadway and world opera stages is like Greater Tuna meets Das Barbecu - down-home laughs with big city music. Learn more...

During their '70s heyday, The Sweet topped the charts with hits like "Ballroom Blitz", "Fox on the Run", and "Little Willy". Led by original bassist Steve Priest, the glam rock band continues on today. Learn more...

The Canyon welcomes Dick Dale. The legendary "King of the Surf Guitar" is credited with inventing the classic sound which inspired guitarists from Hendrix to Van Halen. Dale may be best known to modern audiences for his song "Misirlou", used as the opening theme in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction. He's touring with his son, Jimmy Dale. Learn more...

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy presents How Big Can You Get - 100 Years Of Cab Calloway. The popular modern swing band salutes the hundredth anniversary of one of swing's original masters; Calloway was one of the '30s and '40s' most popular musicians, famed for his wild jive talk and classic tunes like "Minnie the Moocher". Learn more...

The Canyon is proud to welcome the Smothers Brothers. With their singular blend of comedic and musical talents, the legendary duo has made a sweeping impact on generations of fans. They're currently celebrating 50 years in show business. Learn more...

The Canyon presents Dokken. One of the 1980s' most popular metal acts, they recorded three platinum albums, and have sold over 10 million records worldwide. Their latest album, 2008's Lightning Strikes Again, saw them achieve their highest Billboard chart position in over a decade. Learn more...

Judy Collins' impressive career has spaned more than 40 years of recording and performing both her own compositions and covers of standards, folk songs, and the work of pop artists such as the Beatles. Well-known for her classic renditions of "Send in the Clowns," "Amazing Grace," and Joni Mitchell's "Both Sides Now," Collins has been entered into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Learn more...

The ultimate in romantic music for Valentine's Day! Fantastic Diamond's flawless tribute to Neil Diamond takes the audience through a musical journey of Diamond's greatest hits. Choose from general admission show-only tickets or dinner seating tickets (dinner purchase separate--must call ahead for reservation). Learn more...

Veteran Los Angeles rock and blues act Billy Vera & The Beaters (best known for the smash hit "At This Moment" from the television show Family Ties) visit Canyon Club for an intimate concert. The evening includes an opening set by Kate Russell. Learn more...

Little River Band has been an enduring musical icon for over 3 decades and is still going strong! During that time they have had ten top-ten hits on the U.S. charts, and have sold over twenty million albums worldwide. With their signature harmonies and such hits as "Lady," "Reminiscing" and "Man On Your Mind," LRB continues to entertain audiences all over the world. Learn more...

The Canyon Club plays host to a select group of blues harmonica legends in its Blues Harp Blowout concert. Scheduled to perform are John Mayall, Charlie Musselwhite, Lee Oskar, Curtis Salgado, Johnny Dyer and Mark Hummel. Learn more...

Queen tribute band Queen Nation pairs up with Journey tribute band Lights for a concert at the Canyon. Both groups have received rave Goldstar reviews throughout Southern California for their note-perfect re-creations of classic rock tunes from "We Are the Champions" to "Don't Stop Believing". Learn more...

Al Di Meola has been known throughout the world for the past two and a half decades as one of the most prominent virtuosos in the contemporary instrumental jazz field. His highly celebrated career has spanned a wide range of emotions into a unique style embodying his world-inspired influences. His awesome technique and musical depth make him a one-of-a-kind talent. Learn more...

Guitarist Gilby Clarke plays The Canyon. Best known as a member of legendary rock act Guns N' Roses, Clarke has also toured with groups ranging from the MC5 to Heart to Nancy Sinatra, and appeared on CBS' Rockstar: Supernova. Also appearing: Dizzy Reed, Backward Dog. Learn more...

The Canyon welcomes Grammy-winning guitarist Eric Johnson. The Austin native began his career as a member of the group Mariani, before breaking out with 1990's solo album Ah Via Musicom, which contained the Grammy-winning hit "Cliffs of Dover". He'll be joined in concert by his supporting band from that album, Tommy Taylor and Kyle Brock. Learn more...

Stanley Clarke plays The Canyon. One of the most critically acclaimed, influential, and popular jazz bassists of his generation, Clarke has won multiple Grammy awards for his fusion jazz, and was Rolling Stone's first Jazzman of the Year. He's also a prolific writer of television and film scores, whose credits range from Boyz N the Hood to Pee-Wee's Playhouse. Learn more...

The Canyon welcomes Tower of Power. Formed 40 years ago, the Oakland group was one of the first multi-ethnic bands in pop, gaining fame for their fantastically complex yet grooving funk, mighty horn section, and soulful vocals. Learn more...

Take a trip back in time to the 1970s, when hot pants and bell bottoms were the fashion and Disco was king. Boogie the night away at The Canyon's Disco Inferno Retro Disco Dance Party. Learn more...

Recently reunited alternative rock band Toad the Wet Sprocket will perform their 1990s hits including "Fall Down," "Walk On The Ocean" and "All I Want" at Canyon Club in a New Year's Eve concert. The night also includes performances from Kari Kimmel and Jetstream, a midnight champagne toast, party favors, and a balloon drop. Learn more...

Known for songs like "Why Can't We Be Friends" and "Low Rider," Californian funk band War combined rock, funk, jazz, Latin music, R&B, and reggae. After decades of hits, being featured in many films and television shows, War comes to The Canyon for an evening of music sure to get you dancing. Learn more...

Fast Times is one of the premiere all-'80s dance bands, recreating all of your favorite hits from that rocking era. With a playlist consisting of all the greatest songs from that unforgettable decade, Fast Times is sure to have the crowd on its feet. Learn more...

The M-80's bring back the awesome sounds, styles and way-cool dance steps from the decade we'd love to forget. Complete with skinny ties, punked-out hair and miles of vinyl, The M-80's recapture all the best of the worst of the 1980s. It's a fun evening of pure energy and entertainment. Learn more...

The Canyon in Agoura Hills welcomes Eddie Money. One of the most popular rockers of the '70s and '80s, Money's classic hits include "Two Tickets To Paradise" and "Take Me Home Tonight". Learn more...

The Canyon welcomes Lonestar. One of the most successful country acts of the last decade, they've recorded 27 top-ten hits, including "Amazed", which topped both the country charts and Billboard's Hot 100 in 1999. Learn more...