Aerosmith – RagDolls

RagDolls has exploded onto the tribute scene, earning in a single year the type of critical acclaim that most acts spend a decade chasing. As the ultimate all-female tribute to Aerosmith, these five seasoned musicians deliver an energetic, riff-dripping extravaganza that captures the grit and soul of America’s greatest rock and roll band. Far from a gimmick, the band has meticulously crafted a live experience that dispels any “all-female” labels, proving they are as powerful and technically proficient as any gender-specific tribute on the planet.

The production is fronted by Susie Major, who masterfully channels Steven Tyler’s bluesy tone, vocal acrobatics, and signature piercing screams. She is joined by guitar virtuoso Ali Handal, who recreates Joe Perry’s incendiary leads and cool-as-ice style with stunning accuracy. The sonic bedrock of the show is anchored by rhythm guitarist and Music Director Masha McSorley—who brings over 30 years of Aerosmith knowledge to the stage—alongside multi-instrumentalist Tara Rae on bass and the relentless Marisa Testa on drums. Together, they have garnered accolades from even the most seasoned fans, as well as personal recognition from the rock legends themselves.

The RagDolls live experience is a high-voltage journey through a 50-year musical legacy. The band digs deep into the catalog, moving from the raw 70s swagger of “Dream On,” “Sweet Emotion,” and “Mama Kin” to the polished, massive hits of the MTV era like “Love in an Elevator,” “Cryin’,” and “Jaded.” Whether they are performing the cinematic power of “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing” or the heavy-hitting drive of “Back in the Saddle,” the group maintains a “no holds barred” approach to their performance, reading the room and connecting with the crowd in real-time.

As a turnkey headline attraction for casinos, major festivals, and theaters, RagDolls provides a stadium-caliber production that is both visually striking and musically superb. Their rapid ascent to the top of the tribute ranks is a testament to their passion for the music and their ability to leave audiences feeling like they’ve just witnessed the “real thing.” It’s time to “get your wings”—RagDolls is here to prove that the spirit of Aerosmith is alive, well, and more powerful than ever.