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2009 & 2010 FAME (Families Advocating Moral
Entertainment) “Western Music Artist of the Year”
award winner, Roy Rogers Jr., puts on a show sure to please
audiences from the youngest cowpokes to their grandparents!
Roy Jr. performs the 10am live show at his new location in 2010,
the Mickey Gilley Theatre in Branson, MO.
Dusty's all new High Riders band represents five
of the most talented, versatile musicians in Branson. The show's
new sound features rich, three part male harmonies reminiscent
of the Sons of the Pioneers. The show features classic cowboy
western music along with moving tributes to the silver screen
cowboys, King of the Cowboys, and the Veterans. A few bluegrass
numbers have been added to this year's show as well. Dusty surprises
the audiences with his ability to yodel in the tradition of
his father, and it's always a crowd favorite when he shares
his personal stories of growing up with Roy and Dale as only
Dusty can do.
To the delight of the fans, Dustin Roy Rogers
- son to Dusty and grandson to Roy - joins his father on stage
again in 2010 singing even more songs in the show. Dustin sounds
and looks very much like his grandpa when Roy rode the silver
screen back in the 1930s and '40s. Fans are deeply touched by
the inspirational number Dustin performs in honor of his Grandma
Dale.
Roy Rogers Jr. has appeared at many major rodeos,
state fairs, conventions, concert halls, and dinner houses throughout
the U.S. and Canada. In 2003 & 2004, he had the distinct
pleasure to perform at the esteemed Carnegie Hall in New York.
Most recently, Dusty has performed for the past seven years
in his own theater in Branson. In addition to singing, Dusty
has appeared in movies and on television, disc-jockeyed on the
radio, owned his own construction company, and authored a book,
“Growing Up With Roy and Dale.”
Dusty receives many comments from fans saying
how hard it must be for him to stand in Roy's shadow. Dusty
quickly responds, “As Roy's son, it is not my job to stand
in my father's shadow; but it is my job to lengthen it.”
Experience the Roy Rogers Jr. Show and see for yourself why
Dusty was named “Western Music Artist of the Year”
for the past two years. You will also experience first-hand
how the legacy of Roy Rogers continues in the live performances
of his son and grandson.
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