Shows & Entertainment
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Shows & Entertainment on August 2nd, 2011
Now is your chance to acquire fame and fortune. The crew from the David Letterman Show will be at the Branson Landing on August 6th to conduct auditions for their “Stupid Animal Tricks” and “Stupid Human Tricks”. So if you would like to show your “Stupidness” to the world, come down to Branson the Branson landing Saturday, August 6th and register. Be there early as the casting call starts at 10 AM. Winning contestants will receive an all expenses paid trip to New York, payment for your show appearance, and a chance to perform on the stage of the famous Ed Sullivan Theater in front of millions of television viewers.
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Shows & Entertainment on June 14th, 2011
June 24th 8:00 PM MEMBERS ONLY – LIVE IN CONCERT!
July 3rd – 8:00 PM – 4TH ANNUAL LIBERTY LIFHT UP CONCERT
FEATURING THE SOULED OUT BAND – LIVE IN CONCERT!
July 15th – 8:00 PM – BIG SMITH – LIVE IN CONCERT!
July 29th – 8:00 PM – THE NASHVEGAS ALL STARS – LIVE IN CONCERT!
August 6th – 8:00 PM – CHAIN REACTION – A TRIBUTE TO JOURNEY – LIVE IN CONCERT!
August 12th – 8:00 – PM THE MARK CHAPMAN BAND – LIVE IN CONCERT!
August 26th – 8:00 PM – THE JIMI JAMISON BAND – LIVE IN CONCERT!
September 4th – THE 2011 LABOR DAY CONCERT SERIES FEATURING:
6:30 PM CANDY COBURN – LIVE IN CONCERT!
9:00 PM NONSTOP CLASSIC ROCK – LIVE IN CONCERT!
September 16th – 8:00 PM – THE KSWISS IRONMAN 70.3 BLOCK PARTY CONCERT –STARRING CHAIN REACTION – A TRIBUTE TO JOURNEY – LIVE IN CONCERT!
September 23rd – 7:00 PM – BIG SMITH – LIVE IN CONCERT!
October 8th – 7:00 PM – PAINT THE LANDING PINK BENEFIT CONCERT
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Shows & Entertainment on April 15th, 2011
Moe Bandy grew up in Meridian, Texas, hometown of the legendary Jimmie Rodgers who then worked on the railroad for Moe’s Dad. After the family moved to San Antonio when Moe was six years old, he made some appearances with his Dad’s country band but was more interested in bronco busting and bull riding. By the time he was 16, he was competing in rodeos across Texas. In 1962, he began a serious pursuit of a career in country music with his own band in San Antonio when not on the job as a sheet metal worker. In 1973 he made some contacts in Nashville and later recorded his favorite song “Bandy The Rodeo Clown” before producing many more hits. He opened the Moe Bandy Theatre in Branson in the early ‘90s and helped the town become known as the Live Music show Capital of America.
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Shows & Entertainment on March 28th, 2011
Shoji Tabuchi, who’s been playing the violin since he was seven years old, met Roy Acuff when the country music star toured Japan. Acuff invited Tabuchi to visit him in Nashville if the youngster ever came to America. After finally getting to the United States and spending 11 years playing in Louisiana, Kansas City and San Francisco, Tabuchi made the journey to Nashville. Acuff arranged for him to perform on the Grand Ole Opry and more appearances following. In 1980, Tabuchi came to Branson and a few years later built his own theatre where he’s been performing ever since.
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Shows & Entertainment on March 4th, 2011
Jim Stafford was born in Eloise, Florida and grew up in Winter Haven where he played in his high school band. He taught himself how to play the guitar, banjo, piano, fiddle, organ and harmonica. In 1967 and ‘68 he served as head copywriter/producer and performed regularly on the Smothers Brothers television show. After a career in song writing, television and movie appearances, Stafford opened his own Branson music show in the 1990s.
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