The spotlight glows on center stage.  The band vamps the familiar intro to “Whiskey  River”.  Onto the stage steps Marion Deaton.  As he takes the microphone and sings, “Whiskey river take my mind…”, a restless energy sweeps over the audience.  You hear the same thing being repeated all over the room!

“He looks just like Willie!”  “Darn, he sounds just like Willie.”

It happens the same way every night, every performance, all across the country, this Marion Deaton’s tribute to music legend Willie Nelson.  Marion is a road savvy musician with a 30 year track record as a drummer, bandleader, and singer. 

Over the years he has appeared with hundreds of music greats.  Whether he is a appearing on a national broadcast or in a more intimate venue, men and women alike are atrracted by his laid back charm.  Marion recreated Willie Nelson’s greatest hits spanning four decades of musical rebellion and excellence leaving audiences of all ages delighted!

From Appalachian Mountains of Ohio to Europe and National TV!

Pop the clutch and set the clock to rock, ’cause The Crown Vics are taking the world of 1950’s Rock ‘n Roll by storm.

You want a boss show, Daddy-O?  You got it!  The Crown Vics recreate the energy and style of the legendary 1950’s Rock ‘n Roll bands to a tee, and it’s gone, real gone!

The Neverly Brothers are not an “oldies cover band,” nor are they a tribute act.

New York, NY (API) – A 20-year old Lubbock youth, Charles “Buddy” Holly and fellow band members of the Crickets, will soon be seen nationwide.

Hailed as the “Hardest Working Band” in Central Illinois, they certainly show it in their performances!

A local country favorite!  Singing country and old time favorites along with a bit of comedy.  Come out and put your hands together for this one.

One of America’s most exciting Bluegrass music group.

Only Sherrill Douglas can deliver the musical tribute to the Divas, Darlings and Legends of Top Hit Country and Rock, past and present.

You’re gonna love ‘em! Let them take you back in time with their classic hits from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s.