Trixter with Pretty Boy Floyd, Enuff Z'Nuff, and more

Pretty Boy Floyd, formed in 1987, are known for glam and pop-metal hits like "Rock and Roll (Is Gonna Set the Night on Fire)." Their 1989 debut album hit the Billboard 200. After disbanding in 1994, they reunited in the late '90s, releasing multiple albums including "Size Really Does Matter" (2004) and "Public Enemies" (2017).

Formed in 1983 by Steve Brown in Paramus, NJ, Trixter gained fame in 1989 with hits like "Give It to Me Good" and "One in a Million," going gold in 1991.

Chicago's Enuff Z'nuff, a pop-metal band, rose in the late '80s glam scene. Known for hits "Fly High Michelle" and "New Thing," they blend power pop with rock. Despite lineup changes and personal hardships, they've endured with albums like Paraphernalia and Brainwashed Generation. Collaborators include members from Cheap Trick and Mike Portnoy. Chip Znuff stepped up as lead vocalist in 2018 for Diamond Boy. They're celebrated for colorful style and power pop influence reminiscent of Cheap Trick, Elvis Costello, and Badfinger.

Formed in NYC, rock band Spread Eagle is famed for their raw "streetmetal" sound. Known for the hit "Switchblade Serenade," they enjoy global influence and tours.