M3 Rock Festival with Winger, Slaughter, and more

Former Alice Cooper bassist, Kip Winger formed pop-metal band Winger in 1987. Known for hits like "Seventeen" and "Miles Away," the group enjoyed early success, selling millions. Post-1993, Kip pursued a solo career and later reunited the band in 2002 for more albums and tours.

Formed by ex-Vinnie Vincent Invasion members, Slaughter launched in 1988, known for catchy metal melodies and Mark Slaughter's unique falsetto. Famous hits and critical resilience, despite style shifts and the tragic loss of guitarist Tim Kelly in 1998.

Steven Adler, born in Cleveland, was Guns N' Roses' original drummer, known for the iconic "Appetite for Destruction." Fired by Axl Rose, he later battled addiction and sued the band.

Born in Bloomington, Indiana, David Lee Roth's dynamic vocals and flamboyant stage presence made him a rock icon. Best known as Van Halen's frontman, he drove hits like "Jump" and "Panama." Roth also found solo success with hits such as "California Girls" and "Just a Gigolo." His solo band featured talents like Steve Vai and Billy Sheehan. A pioneer of imaginative music videos, Roth became a cultural icon. He reunited with Van Halen for a triumphant tour in 2007. His influence remains through both solo work and legendary collaborations.

Teutonic metallers ACCEPT, led by Wolf Hoffmann, gained fame with #1 album "Blind Rage." Known for hits like "Blood Of The Nations," they dominate the metal scene.

Northern California’s Red Voodoo is a high-energy rock band known for electrifying stage presence, powerful vocals by Dino Wild, melodic guitar, and a solid rhythm section.