Oak Ridge Boys

At the Oak Ridge Boys Theatre, 464 State Highway 248 (originally The Glen Campbell Theatre; just off Highway 65 & Highway 248; adjacent to Yakov's What A Country! Theatre).

Country and gospel super-group The Oak Ridge Boys return to Branson at their new, very-own 2,200-seat Oak Ridge Boys Theatre.

Current members Duane Allen, Joe Bonsall, Richard Sterban and William Lee Golden have new hits and lots of old favorites in store for you this year. The Boys have one of the most distinctive and recognizable sounds in all of music. Their four-part, power harmonies and upbeat songs have spawned dozens of Country, Pop and Gospel hits and earned them multiple Grammy’s, Doves and Country music awards. They’ve sold over 30 million records and continue to release new music each year!

In 2006 they completed a new album called Front Row Seats. The album was a return to mainstream country music with modern, fresh arrangements and song selection. The first single from the project was "Hard To Be Cool (In A Mini-Van)," watch the video (in the bottom right corner) on their website, here. Old favorites include the 1981 hit "Elvira," "Bobbie Sue" & "Thank God For Kids" (1982) and "American Made" (1983).

The group maintains a high-profile television presence, including many recent specials for the world hunger relief organization Feed The Children, and most recently The Marty Stuart Show on RFD-TV.

The Oak Ridge Boys are a musical slice of Americana. You’re going to love their show.

Tickets on sale now. Check their website for some cool "then and now" pictures. There's also more "old" family photos in the video of their song "Mama' Table." Click here to watch!

Performances are at 8 pm on select dates only in April, May, September, October and November, 2009.

Historical Notes for The Oak Ridge Boys: Performances in 2007 were at The Grand Palace, 2700 W Highway 76.