Legends in Concert

Now at the Dick Clark American Bandstand Theater, 1600 W Highway 76.

The 2013 Legends In Concert shows are at the 900-seat Dick Clark American Bandstand Theater, built in 2006.

Legends In Concert, by now a legend itself, presents uncanny look-and-sound-alike artists recreating America's megastars. Bucky Heard is back, joining forces with Justin Clark, to complete The Blues Brothers, and Dean Z does Elvis! 

The talented technical crew at Legends has been busy. They've added some new and exciting props for the entertainers to use...like a sandbox for Elvis when he performs songs from Blue Hawaii!

New last season (2012): an amazing new state-of-the-art stage set! This gives the new Legends shows a fresh, new look – unlike anything you've ever seen in Branson before. The set was created by All Access Inc., a set construction company specializing in staging for touring, film & television, and special events such as movie premiers, festivals and even the Super Bowl Half-Time Show. Recently used at Madison Square Garden during a performance by Latin Grammy Award-winning Brazilian singer/songwriter Ivete Sangalo, the set was intended to be taken on tour. However, shortly following the Madison Square Garden performance, Sangalo canceled her tour, and thus the set was available for purchase.

Watch for Elvis and the Blues Brothers all year 'round, plus impressions of these "stars" season-by-season:

Spring (Feb 7 - May 21, 2013):

• Jerry Lee Lewis
  


• Brooks & Dunn
  


• Diana Ross
  


• The Blues Brothers


• Elvis (Dean Z)
  

Summer (May 23 - Sept. 3, 2013)

• Celine Dion, portrayed by Brigitte Valdez


• Temptations


• Johnny Cash


• The Blues Brothers


• Elvis (Dean Z)
  

Fall (Sept. 5 - Oct. 31, 2013):

• Buddy Holly
  


• Whitney Houston
  


• Johnny Cash
  


• The Blues Brothers


• Elvis (Dean Z)
  

Winter (Christmas Shows, Nov. 1 - Dec. 31, 2013)

• Stevie Wonder
  


• Cher
  


• Alan Jackson
  


• The Blues Brothers


• Elvis (Dean Z)
  

Legends In Concert has been a part of the Branson entertainment scene for 17 years in 2013. Get ready for two power-packed hours of fabulous entertainment. It's all LIVE with no lipsynching. Also starring the Legends Singers and Dancers and the Legends Tribute Orchestra.

Dick Clark's American Bandstand Theater, the ultimate Branson rock and roll complex, was built in 2006 and has many unique features, including:

• an innovative design with an intimate concert space & great sight lines to the stage


• comfortable seats with generous leg room


• a dance floor


• spectacular projection screens


• fascinating memorabilia recalling the historic roots of rock n' roll and country


• 900 seats


• brand-new million dollar spectacular stage set (new in 2012)
  

It's FREE to visit the lobby of the Dick Clark American Bandstand Theater. On display you'll see fascinating memorabilia recalling the historic roots of rock n' roll and country. Just added in 2012, several keepsakes' of Whitney Houston. See a few of her albums, and one of Whitney Houston's dresses worn during her 1988 "Moment of Truth World Tour." Take this very unique opportunity to remember the recording artist fondly known as "The Voice."

The Dick Clark American Bandstand Theater got a new owner in 2011, Jim D. Morris, but the Legends show signed a new agreement that gives them the green light to keep performing there for many years to come. 

Click here to see the seating chart for Dick Clark's American Bandstand Theatre

Shows are at 3:00 pm or 8:00 pm; February 7 through December 31, 2013.

Historical notes for Legends: previously performing - The Temptations - Talmage Pearsall, Dennis Inman, Doc Hutchinson, Kirk Hunter and Fredrick Berry. March 2012 update: Theater repairs were underway following the Feb. 29 tornado. Shows were suspended through March with reopening planned for April. Legends reopened April 14, 2012. Previous summer seasons featured Michael Jackson (through Labor Day weekend, William Hall is performing as Michael Jackson in the Legends in Concert show. Don't miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to experience William Hall's stellar tribute to "The King of Pop!")