Great show!!

   Loved it! Aaron was so personable! Absolutely loved the show!

     Disappointed in the performance ratio. The NRL band is good but, their 75% compared to Aaron Tippin's 25%, not what I expected. While the musicians were top notch, the staging light show was distracting, unnecessary, and uncoordinated with the music. When the audience spot strobed, anyone with PTSD was ready to crawl under the seats and start shooting back, very inconsiderate of the audience. Band hiding behind a light show? Bad mixing, drowned vocalist and muddled words.

   Paid extra for meet & hreet

   The 2 star rating isnt because of the quality of the show. It is based on the fact that we paid to see Aaron Tippin and there was no mention of Stevie Lee Woods and his band performing for 3/4 of the hour and forty five minute show. Aaron Tippin played 5 songs and said goodnight then came back for 1 encore song. The music was good and Stevie Lee Woods was better than several of the other shows we have seen in Branson. Let people know what they are going to see before hand.

   Aaron Tippon show was awesome!

 I guess I was under the impression that this was going to be an Aaron Tippin concert. Aaron Tippin's performance was good but SHORT! (6 songs including encore). This was actually a Stevie Lee Woods musical review with guest performer Aaron Tippin. Was just really kind of disappointed. Not in the talent but in the experience.

   We were not aware that the meet and greet time for the VIP tickets we purchased started at 630pm. It appears to be an issue with customers not being notified when purchasing the tickets online, because the person at the counter said, oh it’s because you purchased online and no one told you. I think you might want to send some sort of schedule or itinerary to people so they don’t miss out on what they paid for. We luck out and got there just in time to meet Aaron Tippin.

   We paid to see Aaron Tippon, not your regular show, He sang six songs & acted like he was drunk or high. Security walking all over during show talking with people with cell phones taking photos when audience was told photos were allowed just no flash.