HOTEL CALIFORNIA "A Salute to the Eagles" was founded with the intent of filling the void left by the demise of The Eagles in 1982. By blending their extraordinary vocal and musical talents, HOTEL CALIFORNIA faithfully and accurately reproduces the sound of the Eagles studio recordings while recreating a classic sound which undeniably transcends the boundaries of Rock, R&B, and Country while delivering a modern, action packed performance that brings this timeless music into the new millennium. Each concert presents an exciting showcase of The Eagles mega-hits such as “Take it Easy”, “Heartache Tonight”, and “Hotel California” as well as newer releases “Get Over It” and “Love will Keep Us Alive”. The group also performs select titles from the solo works of Don Henley, Glen Frey, and Joe Walsh.

Showtimes are at 4:00pm and 7:30pm. Click here to buy tickets.

Traditional British Music Hall entertainment flourished in the 1800s when there were over 300 music halls in London alone. The stock music hall performer dressed in attention-grabbing garb and was a talented singer, musician and comedian. What would British Music Hall look like in the 21st Century? Just like ex-pat Brit: JIMMY KEYS....a "one man" Music Hall. A talented musician AND a zany comedian, Jimmy has been called a cross between Elton John and Robin Williams...WOW! His show is fast paced, but always musical. Audiences head home smiling at the evening`s humor and humming popular songs performed by one of Jimmy`s many "alter-egos"-including Rod Stewart, Elton John, Joe Cocker and Mick Jagger.

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SIX are six real brothers. They come from a family of ten brothers, no sisters. When SIX were still very young, their father noticed that that they could make up songs and also make up harmonies without instruction. Being musically gifted himself, he decided to sit them down at an old piano and begin teaching them gospel hymns. They picked the hymns up quickly and were soon singing them in 4-5 part harmony. After their first performance singing gospel in church, they began learning other types of music and performing at various rotary clubs, talent contests, community concerts and fairs. After 3 years of hard work, they made their national television debut on the Donnie and Marie show in May of 1978. The brothers were hooked. In 1987 they left home in Phoenix, Arizona and moved to Southern California to try and make it on their own. They began performing a cappella (just voices) on the streets in downtown LA for loose change and to pass out their business cards. The brothers soon began to get regular gigs at the local clubs and in 1988 scored steady work at Disneyland`s "Blast to the Past". In 1995 the brothers were blessed to turn their music career into a fulltime gig and have never looked back. They have shared the stage with Trisha Yearwood, Diana Ross, the Beach Boys, Olivia Newton John, Rod Stewart, the Doobie Brothers and many others.

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"Winter Dance Party captures the Buddy Holly era...a dead on re-creation of the 1959 show. An air tight band with energy-packed execution of a long string of classics...these songs had all the vitality and punch that they carried many years ago."

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BIG BAD VOODOO DADDY’s eighth studio album, HOW BIG CAN YOU GET? - A Tribute to Cab Calloway, captures the essence of an American icon in a rowdy celebration of musicianship, mischief, genius, street smarts, and fun. It’s also possibly the timeliest and most welcome album of the year -- bringing a much-needed high-voltage jolt of winning, feel-good energy to a country slogging through tough times that may be getting tougher…exactly the way that Calloway’s music did in the Depression-era America of his own youth.

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“Before we came to Branson, we were primarily an acapella group, and Mom and Dad sang ballads at the piano” says Briahna. “But when we came to Branson we got a crash course in live instrumental music and fast-paced variety. Now we sing everything, and we’ve learned to entertain and captivate our audience.” Garon agrees: “There are so many different strengths and tastes within our group. Brydon loves R&B and sings Big Band music really well. Briahna can do country and Broadway just as easily. Then we all write our own music, so it makes for a cool mix of styles when we bring it all together.” While The Bretts still have an incredible acapella sound, and Tom and Andrea can still spin a duet ballad as well as anybody, it’s hard to corner the group into any specific genre. “Our show is like putting your IPod on shuffle’ says Brydon. “We try to provide something for all ages, and we try to do it in a really excellent way.” The Bretts` musical versatility has now become their greatest strength.

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