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Country Music
Box Office (803) 276-6264
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Series Country
Lorrie Morgan
Brenda Lee
Crystal Gayle
Ray Price
Gatlin Brothers
Oak Ridge Boys |
6 shows $195
(Pick 3 $105) |
6 shows $195
(Pick 3 $105) |
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Series Singer/Songwriter
Joey & Rory
Rob Crosby
Dailey & Vincent |
$30.00 |
$30.00 |
| 9/30/10 |
8:00 pm |
Joey & Rory |
$15.00
(group $12.50) |
$15.00
(group $12.50) |
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Country music
duo, selected as the 2010 Academy of Country Music Awards Top New Vocal
Duo. A frequent opener for the Zak Brown band, the husband and wife
duet's first duo album "The Life of a Song," and Rory's solo
album "My Ol' Man" have made them one of the most popular duos
around. The show includes a gospel hymn, bluegrass, boogie-woogie
and a lot of country music! |
| 10/17/10 |
3:00 pm |
Earl Scruggs |
$40.00
(group $25) |
$40.00
(group $25) |
| 10/17/10 |
8:00 pm |
Earl Scruggs |
$35.00
(group $25) |
$35.00
(group $25) |
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A
legend, a revolutionary banjo player, and one of the best-known artists in
the history of country music. At the age of ten, he developed a
style utilizing three fingers that was to become known world-wide as
"Scruggs-Style Picking". 4 Grammy Awards, a National Medal
of the Arts, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, member of the
Country Music Hall of Fame, and the International Bluegrass Music
Association's Hall of Honor. While a member of the Foggy Mountain
Boys in 1948, the group became the most prominent band in bluegrass
history
and made popular this sound to millions of listeners with their Beverly
Hillbillies, "The Ballad of Jed Clampett".
Scruggs also wrote and recorded the instrumental "Foggy Mountain
Breakdown" for the movie Bonnie and Clyde. |
| 11/12/10 |
8 pm |
Lorrie Morgan |
$40.00
(group $35) |
$40.00
(group $35) |
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Lorrie Morgan's
trophy room is adorned with reminders of milestones that include fourteen
top-ten hits, twelve albums,, seven of which have gone gold and platinum,
and four Female Vocalist of the Year awards. Timeless country
standards like "Five Minutes", "Something in Red",
"Watch Me" and "What Part of No" established Lorrie as a
bona fide country mega-star. |
| 11/30/10 |
8 pm |
4Troops |
$32.50 (group $25) |
$32.50 (group $25) |
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4Troops, a
musical group composed of United States combat veterans - three young men
and one woman who served on the front lines in Iraq and Afghanistan, has
been featured at everything from large military celebrations to more
somber occasions like memorial services, where they would sing to remember
those that had been lost. Their album consists of well-known
positive pop and country songs, such as "Angel" by Sarah
McLachlan, "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue:" by country
star Toby Keith, and "Galveston", popularized by Glen
Campbell. 4Troops now come together for a singular purpose: to
sing on behalf of all troops, to honor their sacrifices and to create
awareness for their needs. |
| 12/5/10 |
3 pm |
Brenda Lee |
$40.00 (group
$35) |
$40.00 (group
$35) |
| 12/5/10 |
8 pm |
Brenda Lee |
$40.00 (group
$35) |
$40.00 (group
$35) |
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You
will be "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree", with one of the
most versatile singers ever to record in Nashville, and the only female
artist to be enshrined in both the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame. "She possesses a powerful voice that
belies her four-feet-nine-inches-tall frame! She has sold millions
of records worldwide and charted in multiple categories, including
country, pop, R&B and easy listening. In doing so, Brenda Lee
has transcended musical boundaries to earn the awards and respect of fans
and peers worldwide. The concert will make your holidays. |
| 12/12/10 |
3 pm |
Crystal Gayle
Christmas Show |
$37.50 (group
$35) |
$37.50 (group
$35) |
| 12/12/10 |
8 pm |
Crystal Gayle
Christmas Show |
$37.50 (group
$35) |
$37.50 (group
$35) |
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"Before
country was "cool", Crystal was "class"... Crystal
encapsulates everything the dazzling qualities of her name imply.
Hit singles include "Wrong Road Again", "I'll Get Over
You", "We Must Believe in Magic" and her career signature
song "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue". |
| 1/14/11 |
8 pm |
Ray Price |
$45.00
(group $40) |
$45.00
(group $40) |
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Ray
Price is an American Legend, a singer, songwriter and guitarist. His
hits include "Release Me", "Crazy Arms", "Heartaches
by the Number", "City Lights", "My Shoes Keep Walking
Back to You", "For the Good Times", "I Won't Mention
It again", "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to
Me", and "Danny Boy". Ray Price has accomplished the
remarkable feat of re-inventing hard-core honky-tonk and also gaining
success with lushly arranged love ballads aimed at the country-and-pop
crossover market. Whether clad in rhinestone suits or tuxedos, he
has maintained an independence characteristic of great innovators in all
artistic fields. |
| 1/22/11 |
8 pm |
Rob Crosby's
Songwriter Show |
$25.00 (group
$23.50) |
$25.00 (group
$23.50) |
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Nashville
Hit-makers Rob Crosby, James Dean Hicks, and Hall of Fame songwriter
Richard Leigh perform the hits they have written for Lee Greenwood,
Martina McBride, Kenny Chesney, Blake Shelton, Crystal Gayle, The Dixie
Chicks, and many more. They share the "stories behind the
songs" and sing them as only the songwriter can. This show is
an intimate journey into the creative process behind country music, and a
heart-moving, fun-filled night that audiences will never forget. |
| 2/26/11 |
3 pm |
Oak Ridge Boys
Sponsored by Hampton Inn |
$40.00 (group $35) |
$40.00 (group $35) |
| 2/26/11 |
8 pm |
Oak Ridge Boys
Sponsored by Hampton Inn |
$40.00 (group $35) |
$40.00 (group $35) |
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Theirs
is one of the most distinctive and recognizable sounds in the music
industry. The four-part harmonies and upbeat songs of The Oak Ridge
Boys will thrill you. Every time they step before an audience, the
Oaks bring three decades of charted singles, and 50 years of tradition to
bear, on a stage show widely acknowledged as among the most exciting
anywhere. Their string of hits includes the Pop chart-topper "Elvira",
as well as "Bobbie Sue", "Dream On", "Thank God
For Kids", "American Made", "I Guess It Never Hurts To
Hurt Sometimes", "Fancy Free", "Gonna Take A Lot Of
River" and many others. |
| 3/19/11 |
3 pm |
Aaron Tippin |
$40.00 (group
$35) |
$40.00 (group
$35) |
| 3/19/11 |
8 pm |
Aaron Tippin |
$40.00 (group
$35) |
$40.00 (group
$35) |
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Aaron
Tippin is a man whose passion for music fuels an array of other vigorous
enthusiasms. Tippin crusades for working men and women since he
ripped country music wide open in 1990 with his uncompromising "You've
Got to Stand for Something". In the years that followed,
Tippin's voice continued to ring loud and clear with such hits as "I
Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way", "There Ain't Nothin' Wrong With
The Radio", "My Blue Angel", and "Kiss
This". |
| 3/22/11 |
3 pm |
Ozark Jubilee |
$26.00 (group
$22.50) |
$26.00 (group
$22.50) |
| 3/22/11 |
7 pm |
Ozark Jubilee |
$26.00 (group
$22.50) |
$26.00 (group
$22.50) |
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A
real Branson treat! A top-notch country & gospel variety show that
has a good dose of comedy thrown into the mix. The whole family can
enjoy the good, clean fun. You'll get quartet singing,
side-splitting comedy, and of course, a whole lot of country music and
gospel songs that will give you that "feel good" feeling.
Come see this fantastic group perform a riveting selection of down-home
country music - you don't want to miss it! |
| 4/3/11 |
3 pm |
Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin
Brothers |
$40.00 (group $30) |
$40.00 (group $30) |
| 4/3/11 |
8 pm |
Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin
Brothers |
$40.00 (group $30) |
$40.00 (group $30) |
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Over
their 4 decade career, the Gatlins scored 33 top 40 hits and won several
awards, including a Grammy. Hits include: "Broken
Lady", "All the Gold in California", "Houston (Means
I'm One Day Closer to You)", "She used to be Somebody's
Baby", and "Talkin' to the Moon". |
| 4/8/11 |
8 pm |
Billy "Crash" Craddock |
$30.00 (group $25) |
$30.00 (group $25) |
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Billy
"Crash" Craddock has sung on the Grand Old Opry, and played to
sell-out crowds around the world. "Knock Three Times"
was the first of nine number one singles for Crash and paved the
way for his phenomenal world-wide success. Other number ones
include: "Rub It In", "Ruby Baby", "Broken
Down in Tiny Pieces", "Easy as Pie", "Sweet Magnolia
Blossom", "Ain't Nothin' Shakin'", "Still Thinkin'
'Bout You", and "Dream Lover". |
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