Rockabilly Hall of Fame member that has played all over the world.

A Branson regular, a Cajun Fiddler, you’re gonna like it!

Wade Benson Landry has been a professional fiddle player and stage performer for 3 decades.  From Porter Wagoner, to Mel Tillis, the Oak Ridge Boys and more…Wade has played and performed with the best!

Donna Chapel was born in Fort Knox, Kentucky and comes from generations of performers, who laid the ground work in country and gospel music that we all enjoy today.  She began singing professionally at age 14 with her new step-mother, that is known to everyone as Tammy Wynette.  She sang with Tammy through six number one records and two albums.

Donna has appeared many times on the Grand Ole Opry with Tammy and performed with Tammy at the 1967 Grammy awards where Tammy Wynette won a Grammy.

Currently consisting of three young, but incredibly talented musicians The Makeshifts are keeping the tradition of Rockabilly and 50s Rock and Roll alive.  From red hot rock and roll to popular classic country hits and covering the hits of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry and Carl Perkins to name a few, The Makeshifts always leave the audience wanting more!

A salute to an American Legend, starring National Touring and Recording Artist Robert Shaw and his Lonely Street Band.

(The 7Pm show is SOLD OUT!)

An oldies show group specializing in 50’s and 60’s Rock and Roll.  They sing a cross section of oldies and combine a unique blend of comedy, choreography, tight harmonies and costume changes. 

When the Van-Dells hit the stage it is non-stop from start to finish!

This show rocks!  A group of serious entertainers, Rockin’ Terry Lee is lightning on a keyboard and has excellent backup singers.

 A well respected show that keeps you movin’ and groovin’.  The Marlinaires have performed at the Boot City Opry in the past and you can expect a great show.  “Ten Ways to Play a Fiddle” is a blast.

Ann Stewart and The Banjo Buddies Dixieland Show Band, based in the Chicagoland area, is one of the most unique and exciting musical attractions around today.  Don’t let their name fool you.  This is not a “banjo band” as their name might imply.  This is a high-energy Dixieland show band.