Lee Greenwood Live in Branson

While Lee has reached an amazing level of talent and stardom, his early roots give him a down-home country sound which audiences welcome with warm applause from start to finish. 

 

Early Years & Career

At age 7, Lee began playing piano, and when he was twelve, he was already accomplished with the saxophone.  Most of his life has been interwoven with music.  By the time he finished high school, he was a virtual virtuoso on most of the instruments in the orchestra, earning him the Drum Major title.  He was offered track and music scholarships, but after graduating from high school, he chose to pursue his love of a performing career.  In 1979, he began playing at the Golden Hotel & Casino in Reno, where Larry McFaden (the bass player for Mel Tillis), discovered his great talent, and brought him to Nashville where he signed to the Halsey Agency. 

 

Best of all, you can experience Lee’s phenomenal talent with his wide repertoire of seven number-one-hits and 25 charted singles, including 'Going Going Gone,' and, most famously, 'God Bless the USA.'   With such an impressive set, you are sure to be dancing and singing the night away!   Check out his incredible accomplishments!

 

Awards & Accolades

1983:

Academy of Country Music award for Male Vocalist of the Year

Country Music Association award for Male Vocalist of the Year

 

1984:

Country Music Association award for Male Vocalist of the Year

 

1985:

Grammy for Top Male Vocal Performance for 'I.O.U.'

CMA Song of the Year for 'God Bless the USA'

 

Your time in Branson just won’t be complete until you experience Lee Greenwood live and in person!  Don’t miss out!