|
Great
Food and Wonderful Music
Combine with
FUN BARN Atmosphere
for An Experience You'll Never Forget!
Baked beans, tasty brisket, good
veggies and deeee-licious fruit cobblers served up
country style...along with good, traditional-style
country, bluegrass or cowboy music...make for a great
evening out for you and your friends.
Each show is a delightful musical experience t hat you'll remember
for a long time...some of them featuring entertainers
from the Kansas and Oklahoma areas, and some with special
guest performers from Texas, Nebraska, Louisiana and
other strange places.
Here's our schedule of shows for this summer and fall. Join us for
several...and enjoy the fun, music and great food!
Click here for contact information to make your
reservation.
Saturday, June 14th....Les
Gilliam & the Silver Lake Band
Dance if you'd like or just sit back and listen to the golden-voice
and smooth performance of the Oklahoma Balladeer Les
Gilliam and his solid back-up band. Les is a blend
of Jim Reeves and Marty Robbins and his repertoire mixes
Western and country standards with original tunes,
gospel and patriotic favorites. If you're a Les
Gilliam fan, you know what we're talking about. If
you're not, you will be after enjoying him at this
dinner show.
Saturday, July 12th....Dave
Parks, Livin' An American Dream
A 1991 graduate of Oxford High School (Oxford, KS), this country
singer began his professional career with a string of
appearances on the Nashville
Network's "Be a Star"
program. He weaves his sense of humor, love of
family, God and country and deep feeling into his
writing and vocal styles, securing him a place on the
short list of most promising Nashville newcomers.
More contemporary than traditionalist, singer/songwriter
Parks ins recognized for infusing his brand of country
music with elements of southern blues, rock and soul
without sacrificing country and western fundamentals.
Come on out to the Fun Barn and support this local boy
who's making a name for himself on the Nashville scene!
Saturday, August 9th....Daryl
Schiff,
Gene Winters & Rick Schiff
(Daryl Schiff & Co.)
Daryl and Gene make their home in Sharon, Kansas, and Rick is from
here in Winfield. Daryl is Martina McBride's daddy
and has played with her several times on the Grand Ole Opry, as well as at several Branson venues. This
talented group is also being featured at our brand new
Old-Time Music Festival in October...so here's a chance
for a preview of their traditional country and gospel
music, some of it a bit rowdy, some smooth...but all of
it really good stuff!
Friday, August 15...Benefit Show
for The Scleroderma Foundation featuring Dale Kenny
and the Nite Classiks in "A Tribute to Elvis!"
This Wichita-based group performs all the great
hits from the 50s, 60s and 70s, with an emphasis on
Elvis's rock, country and blues songs. You won't want to
miss this very special fundraiser show for this very
important foundation.
No Show in September
No Show in October....Come
to the Fun Barn's Old-Time Music Festival!
You gotta add this to your list of events
to attend.
Click here for details about our first
annual Fun Barn Old-Time Music Festival!
Saturday, November 14th...The
WIYOS
The WIYOS, from Rockland,
Maine, play and compose old-timey American music
inspired by the early American musical icons of the
1920s and '30s.
Gleefully subverting genre
distinctions, their music comes from a time before
commercial formatting separated blues from country,
ragtime from gospel and swing from hillbilly. With
an instrumentation of washboard, harmonica and kazoo,
resonator guitar and banjo, upright bass and three-part
harmony vocals, the WIYOS ' performances transport
audiences back to an era before TV and mass media were
the main sources of entertainment....just the kind of
music that would have been heard in places like the Fun
Barn several decades ago.
Saturday, December 12th...Annual
Cowboy Christmas Ball with Les Gilliam & The Silver
Lake
Band
Les Gilliam
returns for another Fun Barn engagement, this time he's
featuring his Silver Lake Band for an old-fashioned
Christmas dance for young and old alike. Make
plans now to ring in the holiday season with this
wonderful Fun Barn tradition. The festivities
begin at 7 p.m. with hearty hors d'oerves and fun
for all.

|