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Yucaipa Performing Arts Center Welcomes a Night of Classic Rock with So Petty and Familiar Sunrise Two powerhouse tribute bands bring the music of Tom Petty and Linda Ronstadt to Yucaipa on November 21.Get ready to turn up the volume as the Yucaipa Performing Arts Center welcomes an unforgettable evening of classic rock and legendary music on Saturday, November 21, 2026, featuring two acclaimed tribute bands, So Petty and Familiar Sunrise. Music lovers will have the opportunity to celebrate the enduring legacy of two iconic artists whose songs have become part of Americas musical soundtrack. So Petty brings the unmistakable sound of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers to the stage, delivering beloved hits including Free Fallin, American Girl, Refugee, Mary Jane's Last Dance, and Learning to Fly.

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