Tommy is from Mountain Home, Arkansas and is 20 years old. He has been an Elvis Tribute Artist (ETA) since he was 13. He began recording albums at 16, and has been acclaimed by many as one of the best at his young age. But don't let the young age part fool you. Tommy has a very crisp, mature voice. Tommy has performed all over the south, including, Mountain Home, Fayetteville, Memphis, and Branson. Tommy won 4 Ultimate Elvis contests in Branson in 2006 alone. Just recently, on November 3, 2007, Tommy performed with Shaun "Sherrill" Nielsen, Elvis's harmony singer, and one of his favorite singers from 1966-1977. They performed the song "Fairytale", which was a concert staple and one of Elvis's favorite songs in the latter years of his life. Tommy has left audiences in awe of his raw talent but it hasn't come without work. He, in the early years, would practice from 4 in the afternoon until 11 at night, focusing more on his musicianship than his school work. To him it just seemed second nature to get on stage in front of crowd and make it his job to get them on their feet and excite them for the hour or two he performed for them.Tommy is from Mountain Home, Arkansas and is 20 years old. He has been an Elvis Tribute Artist (ETA) since he was 13. He began recording albums at 16, and has been acclaimed by many as one of the best at his young age. But don't let the young age part fool you. Tommy has a very crisp, mature voice. Tommy has performed all over the south, including, Mountain Home, Fayetteville, Memphis, and Branson. Tommy won 4 Ultimate Elvis contests in Branson in 2006 alone. Just recently, on November 3, 2007, Tommy performed with Shaun "Sherrill" Nielsen, Elvis's harmony singer, and one of his favorite singers from 1966-1977. They performed the song "Fairytale", which was a concert staple and one of Elvis's favorite songs in the latter years of his life. Tommy has left audiences in awe of his raw talent but it hasn't come without work. He, in the early years, would practice from 4 in the afternoon until 11 at night, focusing more on his musicianship than his school work. To him it just seemed second nature to get on stage in front of crowd and make it his job to get them on their feet and excite them for the hour or two he performed for them.

Hot Hits of Motown staring Jamie "K" and the Hit Men Band will take you back on a musical journey through time with some of the best hits of the 50's and 60's. The show will have you dancing in your seat with hits from your favorite artists including: The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Marvin Gaye and Tammy Terrell, Dianna Ross, Little Anthony, Gladys Knight, Smokey Robinson, and much, much more.

Lead female vocalist Jamie "K" Kistner from Branson, Missouri will take the stage and join male vocalist Donald Brown from Kanasas City. The pair will perform with the Hit Men Band: John "Hollywood" Bridgewater on lead guitar, Anthony Payne on bass guitar, Quiten Donley on drums, Jeff Lucas on keyboards, and Kenny Glover on saxaphone. All are seasoned performers from Branson and Kansas City area and have performed in various countries around the world including: Europe, Japan, Canada,The Carribean Islands, and Austrailia.

The newest memeber of the group, Mr. Jeff Lucas playing keyboards, has quite a history with Motown music, starting early in his career as the Musical Director for the group "The Jackson Five" when they burst into the charts in the late 60's and early 70's with some of Motown's Hottest Hits.

The Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts in Bull Shoals, AR is pleased to present "The Best of Branson Show", Friday, July 4th at 4:00 p.m.

The show, produced by Branson’s most prestigious award winning producer, Chisai Childs, is a mixture of the finest musicians and performers in Branson. Beautifully costumed, this family production consists of 50’s, 60’s, country, comedy and gospel music.

Mark Allen, from Turkey Creek Opry in Branson will sing the current country hits of Randy Travis, Billy Currington, Kenny Chesney, and will debut his current single, “Don’t Make a Liar Out of Me.” Suzi Weber, star of the original Country Tonight Show, sings the hits of Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, and Lorie Morgan in her own true style. Paul Dietrich, of the Andy Williams Moon River Theatre, will change the pace with his operatic version of “Phantom of the Opera,” and his 50’s piano medley of Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard, Elton John and Ray Charles. Steve Harbour will keep your toes-a-tappin with hot banjo and guitar pickin’ with his amazing musical talent.

Also appearing will be Matthew Matney and his sister Molly. The Matney's are no strangers to this theater and have performed in a past Christmas show here. Thirteen year old Molly Matney started her career at the age of two with Barbara Fairchild, and has also been on Lost in the Fifties in Branson. Her sixteen year old brother Matthew also appeared with Molly in the same Christmas show. Together, Matthew and Molly have been billed as "Branson's Biggest Little Stars", for many years.

A little more than ten years ago, a group of sibling from rural Kentucky stormed the Christian music industry with perhaps the strongest burst onto the scene ever noted in the history of the music. With successes equivalent to only legends, the Crabb Family carried their banner strong through numerous chart-topping songs, too many awards to name, and literally thousands of souls won into the kingdom of God. Their combination of innocence, sincerity, talent and anointing became an avenue in which the Spirit of God could flow through them and right to the needs of audiences everywhere. The mark they made on the music industry, but more importantly on the family of God will never be forgotten.

In the center of the heart of the Crabb Family were siblings Adam Crabb and Terah Penhollow. Both uniquely gifted with gifts beyond their comprehension,this pair bring together the necessary components to continue carrying the torch. While their siblings are answering the call in various avenues of ministry, both Adam and Terah still feel very strong calling on their lives to sing. Since they have stood on stages together for most of their lives, now that ministry that they have known it for more than ten years is nearing its completion, the two wouldn't have it any other way than staying together as a team!

Adam Crabb was noted during his time with the Crabb Family for his heartfelt lead vocals and amazing harmonies, but even more for his musicianship. Adam is one of the greatest musicians to ever stand on a musical stage, playing harmonica as well as various other instruments. His moving harmonica rendition of the old classic "Amazing Grace" never fails to bring audiences to their feet and move them to tears. Adam plays with skill, but with such an anointing that cannot be ignored. He has received numerous award nominations as a musician. Vocally, Adam was a big part of the tight blend that could not be heard on many Crabb Family tunes. In addition, Adam was featured on several Crabb Family hits, such as the number one, "The Walk" Adam and his wife Kristi have two children Hannah and Charlee.

Terah is the youngest Crabb sibling and is most noted for her sweet spirit both on and off the stage. Although she may be meek and sweet in spirit, vocally she is a powerhouse. When Terah opens her mouth audiences are astonished at the sound that comes out. With songs like "He'll Make A Way," and "I've Come To Take you Home," Terah Sings with an anointing that ushers in the presence of GOD! Terah can also sing audiences "happy" on fun tunes like "Traveling On" and " Jesus In a Song". Terah and her husband Jonathan Penhollow have a son, Logan.

Adam and Terah have found that often God places the resources needed to accomplish his work-right in front of your eyes. Zach Smith has served as a driving force behind the Crabb Family's excitement on stage. With Zach on lead guitar he has taken the Crabb Family's band to a status that could stand alone. Coming from a musical family and having spent time on the road as such, has hidden his ability to sing. Adam and Terah believe that the missing piece to their new adventure is to bring Zach on board not only as a musician but also lending his voice to complete the third harmony part of Crabb Revival. Zach, who came to the Crabb Family from Tyler, Texas will continue to play the guitar and sing the third part of the vocals. Zach will complete the "country sound" of Crabb Revival and contribute to their plans to travel with a band. Zach was recently married to Amanda Till with TK and McRae.

The full band sound is made complete by Jedidah Richardson and Micah Schweinsberg. Micah was the drummer for the award winning Crabb Family band. While with the Crabb Family, he had a distinct sound on the drums and inspired numerous young and upcoming drummers. He continues to add that same sound on the drums to Crabb Revival. Before joining the Crabb Family, Micah played drums with several other artists. In addition to his talents on stage, MIcah is instrumental off stage as well. His dad owns his own studio and has helped with production, engineering, and other various tasks. Micah is originally from Ohio, but now makes Tennessee his home. Jedidah Richardson plays both acoustic and bass guitar for Crabb Revival. He is from Beaver Dam Kentucky and is a cousin of Adam and Terah's. Jed, Micah, and Zach add a distinct sound to Crabb Revival that audiences love.

The Del Souls reflect the musical passion that inspired them while growing up in the 50's and 60's.

Forming the core of The Del Souls are a couple of long-time friends, Steve and Mike. The two have been in various groups playing the club and dance circuits in the Chicago area for the past thirteen years. These budding rockers who came of age amid hardware stores, working-man bars, and corner stores, enduring themes such as class struggle, lost love, and the American dream were never far from mind.

Carol, Bob, Paul and Bill round out the sound of The Del Souls. Carol brings to the mix her keyboard dexterity along with rich and soulful vocals.  Bob’s bass guitar provides the drive, Paul an accomplished sax accompaniment and Bill a second guitar.  This combination of multi-instrumentation and exciting vocals provides the drive to faithfully recreate the sounds of the 50’s and 60’s Rock N Roll era.

The band got it's start, 13 years ago, when Steve and Mike were playing in a band for a community theatre production of "Grease".  The two became friends and found that they shared a common interest in the style of music they enjoyed. "When Mike and I met we musically understood each other perfectly.  We got along so well musically, that in addition to playing the show, we opened the show with some oldies songs" says Steve.

That was the beginning of a musical partnership that has lasted 16 years and is now the backbone of the Del Souls and basis for the group's first compact disk recording "My Neighborhood”.

The Del Souls have opened for Felix Cavaliere’s Rascals and have shared the stage with locally known groups such as The Neverly Brothers and Johnny and the Meteors.

They continue to record original music with that 50’s and 60’s flare.  They are in the process of recording their second CD.

The best performances come from people who work well together. That would be a major understatement for twin sisters Debbie and Carrie Moore. Having sung together all of their lives, there is something really special about the close-knit harmony they create. Adept at working with an audience and making them part of their performance, Moore & Moore give the all out kind of show that only comes from the heart.

Debbie and Carrie hail originally from Belton, Missouri. It was easy to see that these two were destined for musical careers. As young girls, they were shy performers, resulting in hiding behind the family couch when relatives tried to coax them to perform. To see them on stage today, you would never guess that they would ever do anything else. They grew up listening to old records and would memorize all the words. By the time they were teenagers, they were performing in their church choir, at weddings, talent shows and in numerous school groups. They wrote their high school graduation song and were voted "Most Talented" by their senior class. "We sang our senior class song at the Kansas City Music Hall for graduation. After hearing the applause and seeing how we could touch people through our music, we knew from that moment on.... we were put on this earth to sing!"

In 1991, they released their first single, "Out With The Old" which stayed at #1 for seven weeks on the Independent Charts. This is still the longest running #1 debut single in Independent Chart history. The accompanying debut video won Video Challenge five nights in a row on The Nashville Network's Video PM. There have been four Number One singles since that release: "Steal Me A Heart", "Don't Come Knocking", "Break Down the Walls" and "I Surrender".

From 1991 until now, Moore & Moore have received several awards and nominations from Indie Bullet, Airplay International, TNN/Music City News Awards, BMI, NSAI and NATD and the Independent Music Awards. Their success has prompted appearances on WTBS's Roots of Country with Robert Oermann, The Sally Jessy Raphael Show and TNN's Nashville Now, Video Morning, Video PM, Country Beat, Miller and Company, Music City Tonight, Club Dance, Wildhorse Saloon Show, TNN Country News, The Statler Brothers Show and Prime Time Country.

In 1994 they were asked to go on tour as the opening act for the legendary Statler Brothers. In 1995, they were honored to make their first appearance on the world famous Grand Ole Opry. Moore & Moore toured with Jerry Springer in 1995 and were featured on his country album, "Dr. Talk". In 1996, they performed in Korea and Japan for the military and received the Award for International Duo of the Year. In 1997 they toured Europe with the Bellamy Brothers and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. In 1999, they toured Australia and Europe. Debbie Moore co-wrote the song "Wish You Were Here" with Bill Anderson and Skip Ewing recorded by Mark Wills on Mercury Records. It went to #1 on the Billboard, R&R and Gavin Charts in April 1999. Today, Moore & Moore continue to tour all over the world (with a second tour of Denmark scheduled for December 2007) and have received numerous awards, including Country Duo of the Year and International Entertainer of the Year. Moore & Moore’s previous album, "Million Roses", (with special guests, Bill Anderson, Shawn Camp, The Jordanaires and Jerry Reed) received an Airplay Gold Record "for Radio Report Points and Overall Industry Acceptance". Their current album, "Meant To Be" (with special guests, Jan Howard & Jeannie Seely, George "Goober" Lindsey, Pirates Of The Mississippi and Johnny Rodriguez) was nominated for the 2007 "Country Album Of The Year" by the Independent Music Awards. Moore & Moore's new single, "Find Me A Man Like Goober" is getting rave reviews, including Music Row rave reviews, including Music Row Magazine's Robert Oermann claiming "Their twin-like vocal harmonies are absolutely perfect, and the bopping song is as cute as the dickens." The accompanying video, featuring George "Goober" Lindsey and cameos of 17 legendary artists, has been released and is currently being added to country video outlets worldwide.

They have worked with the Gatlin Brothers, Alabama, Marty Stuart, Chad Brock, Little Jimmy Dickens, The Oak Ridge Boys, Smokey Robinson, Mark Chesnutt, Jim Ed Brown, Donny Osmond, The Temptations, Sam Moore, Tom T. Hall, Johnny Rodriguez, JoDee Messina, Doug Kershaw, Ricky Van Shelton, Holly Dunn, Stonewall Jackson, Billy Ray Cyrus, Michael Peterson, Bryan White, Porter Wagoner, Ricochet, Ty Herndon, Terri Clark, T.G. Sheppard, Kenny Chesney, Confederate Railroad, Dierks Bentley, Jack Greene, Clay Walker, Aaron Tippin and many others.