Jan 24 ~ 29
Ticket Price: $32.00
Show Times: 7:00 PM
The Vogues created a sound which was a fresh, original blend of vocal harmony that left an indelible mark in the world of popular music. Inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2001, The Vogues remain one of the top vocal groups on the oldies scene today. Even though their first hit “You’re the One” was released over 40 years ago, the Vogues continue to attract sellout audiences around the country. Their outstanding talent, stylish delivery and excellent choice of material, coupled with their vital, poised performance, makes this group one of the world’s top oldies acts and unmistakably The Vogues.
With a disarming smile, Jack Jones is one of the greatest singers ranking with the legendary Mel Torme, Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra and Vic Damone. A true Singers’ Singer. A double Grammy winner, Jack performs around the globe to sold-out audiences in venues ranging from Jazz clubs to the London Palladium. Whether he performs with his trio or full Symphony orchestra, his musical perfection, vocal passion, phenomenal breath control and impeccable phrasing all unfailingly illustrate why he stands with the luminaries. From the thematic threads of his shows to his ability to make the largest halls intimate, Jack Jones is the very definition of a complete and total entertainer.
Don’t miss the renowned Oak Ridge Boys performing three decades of classic hits, such as “Bobbie Sue” “Ain’t No Short Way Home” and their platinum hit, “Elvira”. The Oak Ridge Boys are known for singing about love – not cheating or drinking – because their songs are meant to last. With so much passion and commitment for what they do, it is no wonder the Oak Ridge Boys have been going strong for so long! Don’t miss over 50 years of timeless tradition when the Oak Ridge Boys come to town
Mickey Gilley was born in Natchez, Mississippi. He grew up alongside his two famous cousins Jerry Lee Lewis and Jimmy Swaggart. His love of music grew by sneaking up to the windows of clubs to absorb the haunting sound of Louisiana rhythm and blues. Mickey learned to play piano at an early age but did not achieve the success like his cousin Jerry Lee until later. In 1971 along with a business partner he opened Gilley’s. The club would grow and one day be known as the world’s largest honky-tonk. It was here that Mickey started experiencing his first success when he released “Room Full of Roses”. By the mid-seventies his songs were hitting the country charts with regularity.
The Rat Pack is Back is a tribute to Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Joey Bishop and Dean Martin. This show features a stellar cast of some of the finest performers around the country, and has been hailed as the next best thing to seeing the Rat Pack themselves. This show is a fast-paced theatrical musical play based on a night at the Sand’s Hotel in Las Vegas, circa 1961. It’s as if you turned back the clock half a century to see some of the greatest performers who ever lived, take the stage together to laugh, dance, and sing their way into your hearts.
