Rankin Brothers

At the NEW Clay Cooper Theatre, 3216 W Highway 76 (located across from The Titanic Museum, previously The Osmond Theatre - flat parking lot!)

The Rankin Brothers are back in 2012 at a new location, the Clay Cooper Theatre – now in their 5th Branson season!

The show is called The Classic Music Revue and stars the fresh, new talent of Mark and Matt Rankin, The Rankin Brothers. Each song they sing is sung with class, performing songs by artists like The Righteous Bros., Simon and Garfunkel (see the video below), Elvis, Buddy Holly, Neil Diamond, The Beatles, Sam Cooke, Conway Twitty, Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers, Dean Martin, The Supremes, The Beach Boys, Van Morrison, George Strait, Alabama, Chuck Berry and many, many more; every song a classic. You'll hear timeless Rock-n-Roll classics, with an added variety of country and gospel.  The musical impressions are astonishing and they have brotherly comedy and a stage presence that you'll just adore.

Amazingly, all the songs they sing sound exactly like the originals. It's a show very well-done by the Rankin Brothers, who obviously love performing in Branson.

Join them straight from Texas in their 5th Branson season...a "dream come true" for the brothers, who have spent their lives cherishing all of this great music. Add to this three female performers, The Rankinettes, and a 5 member all-star band, and this is a show that's sure to have you on your feet, clapping and singing along to every song.

Click here to see them do a little of Simon and Garfunkel's "Homeward Bound." Good stuff.

Shows are at 2:00 or 8:00 pm; March 16 through December 7, 2012. The Sunday 2:00 pm show is a special Country & Gospel show all season. Click here for the 2012 calendar

Historical notes for The Rankin Brothers: In 2008, shows were at the Welk Resort Theatre. In 2009, shows were at the Starlite Theatre, 3115 W Highway 76. In 2010, shows were at the Caravelle Theater, 3446 W Highway 76 (across from Mickey Gilley and next door to Jim Stafford). The Caravelle Theater was remodeled for 2010 with a new front, new carpet, new repairs and a nice clean-up inside. In 2011, shows were at the Mickey Gilley Theatre, 3455 W Highway 76.