Locally, Orlando, a long-time resident of the Branson area, headlined shows at his own Yellow Ribbon Theatre for many years.

We all truly enjoyed this show and it brought tears to our eyes.

This is a treat as these three have led amazing careers with the biggest stars in the industry!

This summer, Legends in Concert brings an exciting lineup of powerhouse tribute performances to the Pepsi Legends Theater in Branson, featuring tributes to The Blues Brothers™, Lainey Wilson, Toby Keith, and Elvis Presley now through September 8. Returning to the stage, Shane VanCamp pays tribute to Toby Keith with the energy and spirit fans know and love. Ashley Dawn brings the chart-topping sound and signature style of Lainey Wilson, while Clint Nievar and Justin Sassanella

The Shepherd of the Hills is excited to announce that Ozarks Aglow Illuminated Night-Walk will officially be extended as part of Shepherd’s Great American Summer, giving guests even more opportunities to experience the immersive nighttime attraction throughout the summer season. Originally launched as a Spring seasonal immersive experience, Ozarks Aglow quickly became a guest favorite thanks to its gigantic larger than life illuminated lanterns, glowing pathways, interactive

TFO showcases its musicians with three annual chamber music concerts, “All-Star Soloists,” “Music by Living Composers,” and “Our Favorite Pieces.”

These two great bands will be performing along with Jefferson Starship & Pure Prairie League. This will definitely be a concert to remember!

The special event comes following the retirement of the long-running radio and television show in December of 2025 after 23 years on radio and 13 years on television.

Branson is preparing for an unforgettable afternoon of music, ministry and community as Branson Jammin’ for Jesus Concert returns for its third concert of the season on Sunday, June 7, 2026, at 2 p.m. The inspiring event will be held at the legendary Hughes Brothers Theater, located in the heart of Branson’s famous 76 Strip. Celebrated for bringing the community together through faith, music and compassion, Branson Jammin’ for Jesus continues its mission of encouragement and

There are only a few more days left to see Grand Jubilee at their special area appreciation rates. Grand Jubilee, performing their award-winning show at the Grand Country Music Hall, is holding area appreciation through Saturday, May 23. A rate of just $10 per person is offered to residents of Taney, Stone, Christian, Greene, Douglas, Barry, Polk, Laclede, Dallas, Wright, Ozark and Webster counties in Missouri. In Arkansas, residents of Carroll, Boone, Marion, Newton, B

Both evenings will be more than concerts, they will be nights of unforgettable rock ‘n’ roll magic.

Of course, their performance also features one of Branson's comedy legends, Droop Jr. (Tim Mabe) whose dad was the original Droopy Drawers with the Baldknobbers, Jim Mabe. Tim is a first cousin to Tammy and Tanya.

The Historic Owen Theater is the site of a casting call for a holiday feature film, and it is your opportunity to try your hand at acting. "A Country Kind of Christmas" will be filming at the Historic Owen Theatre in downtown Branson and you are offered a special chance to be an extra in the movie, to watch a professional film crew at work and even meet the actors. The casting call is set for the afternoon of Tuesday, May 19, and the event will take approximately six hou

The 2026 winner of the Branson Elvis Festival Elvis Tribute Artist competition, held recently, was Bruno Nesci.

As Mother's Day approaches, four of Sheila's children shared some insight on their beautiful and talented mom.

Scheduled to appear are Lorenzo Lamas (Tom), Barry Pearl (Doody), Michael Tucci (Sonny) and Jamie Donnelly (Jan).

This year, the Song of Hope Organization has selected Neal McCoy as the 2026 Founders' Week Ambassador for the City of Branson.

The festival is presented annually by the Branson Travel Planning Association.

Blending hometown talent with all-American pride, the special concert marks the start of a season filled with patriotic entertainment, nostalgic summer traditions and family moments worth celebrating.

Alan Osmond was also a songwriter, who co-wrote some of the group's biggest songs, including "One Bad Apple" and "Crazy Horses."