Dokken with Warrant, April Wine, and more

Warrant, a pop-metal band from Los Angeles, formed in 1984. They gained fame with double-platinum albums and hits like "Heaven" and "Cherry Pie." The band faced lineup changes but remained active, even after the death of iconic frontman Jani Lane. Notable releases include Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich and Cherry Pie, both featuring Top Ten singles. Warrant also collaborated with Jamie St. James and Rob Mason throughout their evolving career.

Canadian band April Wine, formed in 1969 in Nova Scotia, is known for hits like "Fast Train" and "You Could Have Been a Lady." They achieved success with platinum albums, notable U.S. hit "Just Between You and Me," and collaborations with members like Myles Goodwyn and Brian Greenway.

Miljenko Matijević, world-class vocalist of STEELHEART, sang for The Doors and was the voice in "Rock Star." Famous for "We All Die Young," he celebrates 30 years with global tours and hits.

Dokken, born in the late ‘70s Los Angeles pop metal scene, is known for Don Dokken’s melodic vocals and George Lynch’s guitar skills. Hits include "Dream Warriors" and "In My Dreams." Their 1987 album "Back for the Attack" went platinum. Despite internal conflicts, they reunited, evolving musically, and released their 13th album in 2023. They've collaborated with artists like Jeff Pilson and toured with the Scorpions.