Millions of Americans have walked away from their jobs in a startling phenomenon known as the “Great Resignation.” They’re sick of commuting, sick of dreary working conditions, sick of their bosses. Whether nurses, waiters, truck drivers or knowledge workers, they’ve had it. They’re going home, and they’re not coming back.

The Great Resignation has now begun to spread to some unusual sectors of the economy.

Members of tribute bands, for instance, are folding their tents for good. “I couldn’t play ‘Hotel California’ even one more time,” says Cheyenne Foucault-Giordano, lead guitarist in No, Not the Philadelphia Eagles, an Omaha group that’s been playing exclusively the music of the Eagles since 1983. “Now, with what I can pick up as an Uber driver, I’ll never have to play ‘Life in the Fast Lane’ again. Talk about a peaceful, easy feeling—this is it.”