Building on their experience as one of the premier Beatle tribute acts in the world, the Mahoney Brothers decided in 1987 to expand their musical impersonation act to include many of their favorite early rock and roll influences. The result was “Jukebox Heroes Live”. With the same attention to detail that marked their “Long Live The Beatles” production, the Mahoneys initially added tributes to such musical luminaries as Elvis Presley, The Beach Boys, Rick Nelson, The Everly Brothers, Jerry Lee Lewis and Buddy Holly. After several tours around the country, “Jukebox Heroes Live” settled into a two-year residency at Six Flags Great Adventure. It was during this time that the Mahoney Brothers came to the attention of Seattle-based veteran producer/director Greg Thompson. So impressed with the Mahoneys’ ability, Thompson hired the brothers for a series of long term casino revues built around the “Jukebox Heroes Live” theme. The productions included performances in Atlantic City, starring roles in “Wolfman Jack’s Rock & Roll Revue”, and partnering with Dick Clark for the 1996 smash hit show, “Dick Clark’s Golden Age Of Television” and prime-time appearances on The Disney Channel, The Family Channel, The Nashville Network and a performance for President Clinton at Hillary Clinton’s 30th High School Reunion. They coninue to add even more time honored musical legends to their lineup including Billy Joel, The Eagles, Roy Orbison and The Bee Gees. The Mahoney Brothers look forward to the next 30 years (and the next 30 acts) to celebrate with audiences young and old.