Nazareth with Killer Dwarfs and Helix

Canadian rockers Killer Dwarfs debuted in 1982 blending pop, metal, and arena rock. Known for the Juno-winning hit "It Doesn't Matter," they worked under labels like Epic and Sony. Notable albums include "Stand Tall" and "Dirty Weapons." Disbanded in '93 but had reunions and live releases later.

Scottish band Nazareth, formed in Dunfermline in 1968, hit it big with "Hair of the Dog" and "Love Hurts." Known for hard rock and power ballads, they found global success with their 1975 album *Hair of the Dog* and remained popular in Europe with consistent touring. Despite lineup changes, bassist Pete Agnew has been a constant presence. They've released 25 albums, celebrating 50 years with *Tattooed on My Brain*. Collaborations included Zal Cleminson and John Locke, and Dan McCafferty's iconic vocals left a lasting legacy.

Canadian hard rock band Helix, from Kitchener, Ontario, formed in 1974. Known for high-decibel sound, they released 14 albums, with Brian Vollmer as its constant member.