5150 is a 4 piece Canadian Van Halen tribute band made up of some of the top players in the Canadian music scene. 
A sampling (subject to frequent change) of our set list includes these van halen classics;

Somebody Get Me a Doctor
On Fire
Feel Your Love
Atomic Punk
Where have all the good times gone
Bottoms Up
 So this is love
Women in love
Beautiful Girls
I’m the One
Little guitars
Dance The Night away
Running with the devil
Jamie's Cryin'
Mean Street
Pretty Woman
Everybody wants some
Ice cream man
Take your whiskey home
You really got me
Ain't talkin bout love
Panama
Hot for teacher
Jump
Unchained
Poundcake
Runaround
Right Now
Black And Blue
and more...

5150 is: 
 

Serge Savoie
Drums, backing vocals


 

Rikki C. Ricci (founder)
Bass, backing vocals

Steve Stanley
Vocals, Kung Fu, Jujitsu, and Fung-U-Up


Leading the charge is Steve Roth Stanley, best know for his KISS Tribute band 'Destroyer'
Steve is a multi talented singer, frontman, showman, and a musician.
Not only has he the pipes to cover Paul Stanley, but also the flare and athleticism to cover David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar.

Dave Meraska
Guitars, backing vocals


Guitars, backing vocals
As a kid, Davey dreamed of being an athlete but a sports injury in grade 7 left him at home for several weeks where he started to teach himself to play guitar. Influences were Stevie Wonder and "anything funky".

He quickly outgrew his first shitty guitar mostly due to the fact that it had a screw at the bridge which left his palm bleeding on many occasions. His next guitar was a '74 Ibanez Les Paul Goldtop. By the age of 14 he had learned the entire Van Halen debut album which included 'Eruption' of which he says: "The most important 1 minutes and 43 seconds ever."

Over the years his influences included, Genesis ("Firth of Fifth has most beautiful solo"), Rush ("Nothing beats La Villa Strangiato") and his favourite, Max Webster ("Kim Mitchell is best guitarist/songwriter"). Davey played in several bands throughout the 80's and 90's with Stevie Ray Vaughan as a huge influence. By around 1999 He used his creative energy for making websites and rarely touched the guitar. Seven years went by and then life changed and returned to going jam night all over Toronto. All the while he was wishing to do the Van Halen tribute thing. In late 2009, He got an email from a friend that led him to a posting on the internet of 5150, the Van Halen tribute looking for an 'Eddie'. Davey promises to bring all VH fans the most accurate representation of Eddie Van Halen he can.

Come see for yourself and experience what many have already all across the country, that this is more than just a great tribute band.