Lorimar Vineyards and Winery

Mrs. Jones Revenge is one of Southern California’s premier tribute/cover bands, specializing in classic Top 40 hits, classic rock, and dance music from the early 1960’s to the late 1980’s. We’re centrally located in Temecula.

So, what makes us so unique? Cover bands typically sound like the same band covering different artists. Tribute bands sound like the same band emulating one artist really well.

Our vocals closely emulate the original artist’s performances the way a dedicated tribute band does, but with one major distinction. We can perform “tribute” caliber performances featuring a wide range of hit songs and artists. Our goal is to replicate what a live performance by multiple original artists might have sounded like in their prime, as if they all showed up to perform a concert for you. Close your eyes and you’ll feel like you were just transported back in time. Kind of like “Woodstock”, but without the giant stage, huge crowds, funny smells and a gigantic mess to clean up afterwards.

I was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. My passion for singing behan when I was around 5 years old. I was exposed to my father’s favorite music through my childhood. His love for singing, dancing, and boleros became mt first and biggest influence. In my teens, he handed me my older brothers guitar, and signed me up for church chior. My singing exposure began and my experience expanded. My longing to interpret classic Spanish ballads, deepened with time. I can now fully embrace, enjoy, and share various songs that have allowed me to express my most profound emotions. My intention is, that I connect to those who would like to feel the effects of a heartfelt song and can appreciate the experience of romance. Thank you for being present with me as I share with you my voice, my heart and my love in these beautiful songs. Inspired in love, Carmen, La Voz Enamorada (The Voice in Love).

At twenty-years-old, Julia Lucius is a Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter with the intention of using her authentic songwriting to connect listeners. At a very young age, Julia Lucius found herself writing and performing as a way to escape and reflect, and this transformed into her current love and obsession with the craft. Her nostalgic sound can be attributed to her folk and blues/jazz influences, such as Fleetwood Mac and Ella Fitzgerald. After growing up playing at local venues such as the Merc, she eventually graduated to venues such as The House of Blues: San Diego and The Hotel Cafe in Hollywood. Julia Lucius is a Temecula native, currently residing in Los Angeles and will be releasing her sophomore EP this September.

In a musical age where the beats are getting heavier, the production thicker, and the live performances more theatrical, Dustin Jake likes to keep things simple: Just him, an acoustic guitar, and a great song. With his smooth, soulful voice and groovy, undressed sound, Dustin is the epitome of effortlessness. A true acoustic artist. Ironically, though, it’s been his penchant for simplicity that has brought so much depth to his songwriting.

Dustin’s main satisfaction still comes from his ability to put a story onto a set of chords. He’s spent countless days and many late nights pouring over the subtleties of his ever-expanding song collection. Now, with a slew of new grooves – like early fan-favorite “Manhattan Beach Boulevard” – itching to break out of the songbooks, he’s ready to shed some new layers and tell some new tales. And he only needs a guitar to do it. It’s really that simple.