As is always the case, Ozarks Amphitheater has an amazing lineup of shows set for the summer and into the fall. The season kicks off on May 4, 2024 with a concert from Gary Allan with opening acts Krista and Kendra Slaubaugh, better known as Tigirlilly Gold, and local favorites Jacob Smalley & Morgan County Line. Here's the rest of the venue's impressive 2024 lineup:
May 24 & 25 - Whiskey Myers - (2-day passes and 1-day tickets available)
May 26 - Willie Nelson & Family
June 4 - Robert Plant & Alison Krauss: Can't Let Go Tour 2024
June 7 - Three Dog Night & Little River Band
June 8 - Tom Segura: Come Together
June 14 - Russell Dickerson & Tyler Hubbard
June 15 - Oliver Anthony: Out of the Woods (Sold Out, tickets available through resellers only)
June 22 - REO Speedwagon
June 28 - Bert Kreischer's Fully Loaded Comedy Festival (With Whitney Cummings, Big Jay Oakerson, Ralph Barbosa, Dan Soder, Matt McCusker)
July 5 - Lyle Lovett and his Large Band
July 16 - The Beach Boys and Dave Mason
July 30 - Yes: Epics and Classics featuring Jon Anderson
Aug. 16 - Warrant
Aug. 24 - Jamey Johnson: What a View Tour
Sept. 1 - Justin Moore
Sept. 13 - Koe Wetzel
Oct. 4 - Foreigner
To purchase tickets, premium seating and preferred parking go here.
For information on all the other fun things to do at Lake of the Ozarks go here.
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