Catch Upcoming Limited Performances at the RFD-TV Theatre in Branson

The RFD-TV Theatre in Branson has made 2009 a year of unique and entertaining performances, featuring everything from a live production of High School Musical 2 to the Native American show Brule and American Indian Rock Opera. This theatre has several upcoming limited-engagement performances that are truly once-in-a-lifetime experiences.

Pam Tillis and John Anderson

On October 3, these two country music veterans will take the stage at RFD-TV Theatre for one night. Pam Tillis, the daughter of legend Mel Tillis, is a country star in her own right and has been entertaining audiences with original hits since the 1980s. Some of her most popular songs include “Maybe It Was Memphis” and “Shake The Sugar Tree.” John Anderson is also a country legend who has many hits under his belt. Audiences will enjoy his mellow voice as he sings some of his previous hits, which may include “Seminole Wind” and “Look Away.” This duo will only perform on one night, so do not miss out!

Marty Stewart and Connie Smith

This duo of legendary country artists will take the stage for two weekends in October, the 9-10 and 16-17. Marty Stewart is an iconic performer that has many hits from his decades-long career in country music. Some of his popular songs include “Hillbilly Rock,” “If There Ain’t There Oughtta Be,” and “Too Much Month.” Connie Smith is a seasoned country musician and gospel singer who has also been on the scene for many years. Her hits include “Tiny Blue Transistor Radio,” “God Is Abundant,” and “Born To Sing.”

Brule and the American Indian Rock Opera

This show appeared earlier in the summer and was so popular that it was brought back for a limited time in November. This show is available during the first two weeks of November. This show features the vocal talent of Brule and the amazing dancing skills of the American Indian Rock Opera dance troupe. If you missed this entertaining show earlier in the summer, take advantage of the November show times and treat your family to an unforgettable performance!

Grand Ole Opry Schedule for September 11-12

Following is the latest schedule for Sept. 11-12 for the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee. The schedule and performers may change without notice, however.

Friday, September 11–Buy Tickets

7:00-7:30
Steve Wariner
Jeannie Seely
Mike Snider

7:30-8:00
Jimmy Dickens
Stonewall Jackson
Joe Diffie

8:00-8:30
Bill Anderson
Jean Shepard
Pam Tillis

8:30-9:00
Marty Stuart
Bobby Osborne & The Rocky Top X-Press
Jim Ed Brown
Connie Smith

Saturday, September 12–Buy Tickets

7:00-7:30
Jimmy Dickens
Jimmy C. Newman
The Infamous Stringdusters

7:30-8:00
Lorrie Morgan
Jesse McReynolds & The Virginia Boys
Jack Greene
Jean Shepard

8:00-8:30
Mike Snider
Jan Howard
The Carter Twins
Opry Square Dancers

8:30-9:00
Bill Anderson
The Whites
Pam Tillis

Also, be sure to check the Grand Ole Opry page to see which performers are tentatively scheduled to appear soon. Upcoming performers include Montgomery Gentry, Charlie Daniels, and Carrie Underwood. These shows are likely to sell out, so be sure to buy your tickets ahead of time to reserve excellent seats!

Grand Ole Opry Lineup for June 11-13

Here is the lineup of upcoming musical guests at the Grand Ole Opry. Be aware, however, that the lineup is subject to change as the Grand Ole Opry does not release final line-ups until the Wednesday before each performance.

Thursday, June 11–Order Tickets

7:00–9:00 p.m.
Lynn Anderson
Janie Fricke
The Gatlin Brothers
Opry Square Dancers
Jeannie Seely
Ashton Shepherd
Emily West

Spotlight Artist:
Tanya Tucker

This Week’s Theme:
A Salute to the Women of Country Music

Friday, June 12–Order Tickets

7:00 –7:30 p.m.
Pam Tillis
Jimmy C. Newman
Riders In The Sky
Del McCoury Band

7:30–8:00 p.m.
Jimmy Dickens
Jean Shepard
Diamond Rio

8:00–8:30 p.m.
Bill Anderson
Mike Snider
Emerson Drive

8:30–9:00 p.m.
Charley Pride
Stu Phillips
Bobby Osborne & The Rocky Top X-Press
Collin Raye

Saturday, June 13–Order Tickets

7:00–7:30 p.m.
Jimmy Dickens
The Whites
Mandy Barnett

7:30–8:00 p.m.
Charley Pride
Connie Smith
Jim Ed Brown
Mike Snider

8:00–8:30 p.m.
Mel Tillis
Charlie Louvin
Pam Tillis
Opry Square Dancers

8:30–9:00 p.m.
Bill Anderson
Jean Shepard
Tracy Byrd