Mickey Gilley

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At the Mickey Gilley Theatre, 3455 W Highway 76.
Mickey News: Mickey Gilley fell and required back surgery on Tuesday, July 7, 2009. It all went well, and Mickey has made remarkable strides in his rehabilitation. His shows were "on hold" while he recovered. He returns to his Branson stage again in 2011!  He is looking forward to performing all of the classic songs he has had over the past 38 years.
Mickey Gilley's soulful piano and voice have taken him a long way from the boyhood days of listening to the blues in Ferriday, Louisiana. After struggling for years as musician, Mickey found an audience with the honky-tonk classics "Room Full of Roses," "I Overlooked An Orchid," and "Don't the Girls All Look Prettier at Closing Time." Then came the romantic country hits "That's All That Matters" and "Lonely Nights," and eventually an amazing 39 Top Ten country songs, 17 of them hitting #1.
There was also the legendary nightclub Gilley's, the movie Urban Cowboy, and a whole new career winning new fans at his own theatre in Branson.
Mickey's back in 2011 (this is his 21st year in Branson; he opened his Branson theater in 1990) with the signature hits, comic banter with steel guitarist Joey Riley (twice Branson's All-American Comedian of the Year; now with his own 2 pm show at the theater), Branson's only Grammy Award-winning band, the Urban Cowboy Band, beauteous Urbanette singers Penny Cardin and Jana King Evans, and plenty of surprises. 
Mick's too modest to say it, so we'll say it for him. This is a chance to see a bona fide American musical legend, who is a genuinely nice guy to boot. Don't miss this opportunity to see a true Country Music Legend doing what he does best!
Shows are at 8:00 pm; April 3 through December 13, 2011.
 
Historical notes for Mickey Gilley: former Urbanette singers, Kacie Bays and Katie Lynn. Katie Lynn received the Branson Entertainment Awards Best Support Vocalist twice for her work in the Mickey Gilley Show. She worked with Gilley for more than eight years and also worked with Jim Owen for seven years.