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 2024 Concert Schedule

Prairie View Gospel Barn

2024 Concert Schedule

Sunday April 28 - Texas Star

Sunday June 23 - The Martins

Sunday July 21 - Triumphant Quartet

Tuesday August 6 - The Lindsey Family

Sunday October 6 - The Nelons (Cancelled with the tragic loss)

Sunday November 24 - Ernie Haase & Signature Sound

Texas Star
Kickin' Up Dust Tour

 

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Texas Star

WEATHERFORD, TEXAS

It's easy to use superlatives such as groundbreaking, dynamic or incredible when describing a musical group. Normally it would be cliche but not when talking about Texas Star. 

Texas Star launched in 2022 and almost overnight were performing at major events such as the National Finals Rodeo, the CMA Fest, and headlining an artist residency at the historic Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth. Blending their musical roots that include time in Country as well as Christian music, Texas Star has a sound that is truly unique and appeals to fans of countless genres. 
Individually the members of the group has been a part of legendary groups such as the Imperials, Blackwoods, and  Dixie Melody Boys. They have won numerous awards, been inducted into multiple Hall of Fame museums, and garnered dozens of hit songs. Together, they make up a vocal supergroup. 

Their members have performed and recorded with legendary artists such as the Oak Ridge Boys, Gatlin Brothers, Aaron Tippin, Charley Pride, Lee Greenwood, Jason Crabb, Carman, and many others. 
Texas Star performs all across the nation at Rodeos, fairs, churches and many country venues. Their dynamic concerts are a family event, so bring the whole family for some incredible memories. 

Texas Star in Concert
Sunday, April 28, 2024   6:30pm
Doors open at 5:00pm

 Ticket information

        Advanced Tickets $25, day of concert $30

Ages 12 and under are free.

Call Geoff 605-830-1545

BankWest in Gregory, SD

The Martins

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Siblings, Joyce, Jonathan and Judy, collectively known as The Martins, have enjoyed count- less radio hits and performances at concert halls, arenas, auditoriums and churches worldwide. During the 1990s, The Martins rose to national and international success, showcasing their stunning and distinctive harmonies before a vast array of audiences, from legendary singer/ songwriter Bill Gaither’s multi-award winning Homecoming Video and Concert Series to the White House to Carnegie Hall. Over the years the Trio garnered eight Dove Awards from the Gospel Music Association, as well as a prestigious Grammy nomination.

In 2003, the siblings chose to take different paths. “We needed that time off to recharge our bat- teries on all levels,” Joyce explains. “That was a very important time for each of us. We needed to grow individually, both in our spiritual lives, as well as in our personal lives.”

After nearly a decade of pursuing individual music careers, the three reunited in 2010, and today their precedent-setting musical influence is as strong as ever. In 2011, they released their first new recording together in 10 years. New Day, distributed by Gaither Music Group, was produced by Jay DeMarcus (Rascal Flatts), and features the trio’s unmatched family harmony. In support of the release, The Martins returned to touring and found the welcome arms of audiences who have been embracing their music for decades. “Once we got back on stage,” Joyce shares, “something just clicked and felt right, so we thought, ‘If God, in His graciousness, was willing to use us again as a trio, who are we to say that He shouldn’t?’.”

In 2013, the Martins returned to the studio with three renown arrangers, Lari Goss, Michael English, Matthew Holt and David Phelps, to record The Martins A Cappella. The recording marks the first a cappella release for trio since 1996 and features The Martins’ unmatched and unmistakable rich vocal abilities. Released in May of 2014, the recording garnered a Grammy nomina- tion for Best Roots Gospel Album.

Most recently, The Martins returned to the recording studio to produce their latest recording. Still Standing, released July, 2018, under the Gaither Music Group label and promises to offer even more success for the popular trio. This all-new recording finds the multi-Grammy nominated vocal group standing stronger than ever, showcasing their benchmark family blends and intricate arrangements produced by renowned producer Gordon Mote. These compositions, including the remake of their classic hit “Wherever You Are,” reflect the latest chapters in siblings Judy, Joyce and Jonathan’s journeys as they share messages of God’s goodness and providential hand at work in every season of our lives.

With a long list of tour dates and an exceptional new music, exciting and rewarding times most definitely await The Martins and audiences worldwide.

The Martins In Concert
Sunday, June 23, 2024
6:30pm doors open at 5pm

 Ticket information

       Advanced Tickets  $30, day of concert $35

Ages 12 and under are free.

Call Geoff 605-830-1545

BankWest in Gregory, SD

Triumphant Quartet

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Triumphant Quartet in Concert
Sunday, July 21, 2024
6:30pm doors open at 5pm

 Ticket information

       Advanced Tickets  $30, day of concert $35

Ages 12 and under are free.

Call Geoff 605-830-1545

BankWest in Gregory, SD

TRIUMPHANT - AWARD-WINNING QUALITY GOSPEL MUSIC

Fans first experienced the exceptional four-part harmony of genre leader Triumphant Quartet at Louise Mandrell’s beloved theater in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, in 2003. When they came together to form the group, the four friends realized they had stumbled upon something incredibly special.

The acclaimed quartet performed with the legendary Mandrell daily until 2008, when they began touring, taking their polished harmonies to churches, performing arts centers and auditoriums all across the nation. The members credit the country music superstar for helping them perfect their stage presence and pursue excellence at every turn.

Twenty years later, Triumphant Quartet remains a quintessential act in the gospel music industry. Consistently voted a fan favorite, the group has garnered multiple chart-topping hits, as well as Dove, Singing News and BMI Awards, including numerous Quartet of the Year honors. Perhaps most remarkably of all, the StowTown Records group has become a household name without experiencing any lineup changes over the past two decades.

Now, as Sean Barber replaces original member Scotty Inman, Triumphant Quartet opens a new chapter of music, faith and friendship as — together with Barber (Lead) — founding members David Sutton (tenor), Eric Bennett (bass) and Clayton Inman (Baritone) enter the next decade of ministry.

“When we first heard Sean sing, I remember I leaned over to David and said, “He is a singer’s singer, and he’s a phenomenal musician,” shares Bennett of Barber’s pedigree. “Not only could he sing like a bird, but he had everything we were looking for.”

Ministry is at the forefront of all of Triumphant’s efforts — regardless of musical categorization. “Over the last several years, our group has become much more ministry minded,” observes Sutton, who’s known for his impressive harmonica skills. Not only does Triumphant Quartet present the Gospel through music, but the members also share the Good News in between selections. “At the end of the night, our goal should not be to entertain, but to lead people in worship. You can be entertained anywhere, but an experience with God is a totally different level,” Bennett adds. “I care most about what the people in the chairs or the pews out there are going to feel. Are they going to be encouraged to walk a better daily Christian life? Are they going to give their heart and life to the Lord? We’re seeing a lot of that.”

And they’re hearing the stories, each night, no matter the size or scope of their audience. Stories of transformation. Stories of redemption. Stories of authentic life change. And those stories? That’s what motivates them to keep going.

“I think a lot of people come into a Triumphant concert with different things in their lives, different situations they’re going through. So they come in for that 90 minutes, and they leave encouraged,” Sutton offers. “If we can be just a small part of encouraging somebody, then we’ve hit a home run.”

As Triumphant Quartet continues to expand their repertoire — whether they’re stewarding a Southern Gospel classic, serving up an original or covering a popular CCM song in four-part harmony — the affable group continues to expand their fanbase. Every night, much to their delight, they look out to see multiple generations of families enjoying their concerts together.

“Ultimately, when we stand before Jesus, I really don’t think He’s going to say, ‘Were you a good entertainer?’ I think we’re going to stand before Him, and He’s going to say, ‘Thank you for sharing the Gospel and encouraging My people.’ Our goal is to share Jesus with as many people as we can,” Bennett concludes.

As they enthusiastically enter their third decade of ministry, the four men are more laser-focused than ever before on recording and performing songs that honor God, speak to their family-driven values and help them usher as many people as possible into Glory. While this is a new and uncharted season for Triumphant, they look forward to what the future holds.

The Lindsey Family

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Over the years, several booking agencies have tried to get the Lindsey Family to re-brand without “family” in the name.  But that has never been an option for this group.  In fact, “family” is what they believe makes what they bring special.   People everywhere just delight to see a family working together and loving each other! Bringing skill and tight family harmony, along with unwavering faith in God, adds to the desirable mix. 

                Though they never intended to be a traveling band, the family recently celebrated 20 years on the road playing all over the US and parts of Canada. The band has fluctuated over the years with various combinations of 11 siblings and Mom and Dad. It now consists of the three siblings still at home, Timothy, Liberty and Olivia, plus married siblings Caleb and his wife, Abby, and Susanna and her husband, Isaiah Strauel.  Parents, Alan and Tammy still participate with Alan on guitar and vocals and often sharing encouraging and challenging exhortations. Tammy also sings and helps behind the scenes with sound and caring for the four grandchildren now traveling with the group during concerts. The other married children and grandchildren are also known to join in reunion concerts throughout the year.

                They have been honored during their career to win the SPGBMA International Band Competition in Nashville, the KSMU Youth in Bluegrass Contest in Branson, and the KY State Fair Gospel Quartet Competition. The family has also produced ten full length albums. 

                They bring a consistency of skill instrumentally and vocally combined with unique freshness as the many members bring their own style and personality to the band. The Lindsey Family always incorporates their testimony of life’s joys and sorrows into the message they bring through music!

The Lindsey Family
In Concert 

Tuesday, August 6, 2024
6:30pm doors open at 5pm

 Ticket information

       Advanced Tickets  $20, day of concert $25

Ages 12 and under are free.

Call Geoff 605-830-1545

BankWest in Gregory, SD

The Browns

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 It’s truly a family affair when The Browns hit the stage with their music. The musical stylings of Adam, Michaela, and Andrew exude excitement on the stage and offer an experience to all who hear them. The Browns deliver the powerful message of the gospel through word and song that engage audiences of all ages.

     The Browns have been touring across the United States since the group began 22 years ago. The heralded group began on the local and state level and has expanded and grown into a national and international touring group.

     The Browns received the prestigious honor of Top 10 Mixed Group of the Year and have been awarded the Top Horizon Group of the Year.

     The group has just finished their newest recording, “BRAVE” as a StowTown Recording artist, with Dove Award winning producer, Wayne Haun. The Browns newest radio single “Take Me Back” is climbing the national charts.

     In 2015 the family bought and restored a hundred year old historic building into a state-of-the-art live music theater, in their hometown of Le Mars, Iowa.  They have since added more buildings to the Browns Hospitality Group including a gift shop, event center buffet experience, and bed and breakfast.  They welcome thousands of tourists and Brown music lovers to Le Mars each year.

     From singing over 30 shows at the Americana Theatre in Branson, MO, to Dollywood Theme park stages, to singing on over 10 Royal Carribean and Carnival cruise ships this award winning family will inspire you with their close-knit family harmony and talent. The Browns love what they do, love each other, and the audiences to whom they sing!

The Browns in Concert
Such a Variety of Music
Sunday, October 6, 2024   6:30pm Doors open at 5:00pm

Ernie Haase & Signature Sound
"A Jazzy Little Christmas Show"

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Ernie Haase & Signature Sound
In Concert 

Sunday, November 24, 2024
6:30pm doors open at 5pm

Ernie Haase & Signature Sound

For two decades, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound have been sharing songs of hope around the world in four-part harmony. As Gospel music’s premier quartet, Ernie Haase (tenor), Doug Anderson (lead), Dustin Doyle (lead) and Paul Harkey (bass) step up to their respective mics each night and perform with as much gusto as a burgeoning act.

Consistently topping Southern Gospel radio charts, the group has earned four GRAMMY® nods, numerous Gold® and Platinum® DVDs and six GMA Dove Awards. From singing on the hallowed stages of the Grand Ole Opry and Carnegie Hall, to delivering stirring renditions of the national anthem at NBA games and NASCAR events through the years, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound have also been a beloved fixture at Gaither Homecoming gatherings across the country.

As leading innovators of the genre, the quartet’s musical risks have earned big payoffs as well. Their 2019 holiday collection, A Jazzy Little Christmas, landed in the Top 10 on Billboard’s Jazz Albums chart and was named among the “Best Christmas Albums of 2019” by the Los Angeles Times. In addition, 2022’s Decades of Love—a whopping 29-song set—showcases Ernie Haase & Signature Sound’s unique arrangements of some of the world’s most romantic standards, including “It Had To Be You,” “Blue Moon,” and “I’ll Be Seeing You.”   

From the very beginning, the quartet has also maintained a global presence, performing to audiences in countless countries, including South Africa, New Zealand, Romania and the Netherlands—the latter where they returned to record their latest album, Live in Amsterdam: A 20th Anniversary Celebration, a legacy project that commemorates two decades of ministry.

Haase first garnered national attention as a tenor for the iconic Cathedral Quartet, whose founding member, George Younce, eventually became his father-in-law. Following 10 years with The Cathedrals — his musical heroes — Haase spent two years with the Old Friends Quartet (featuring Younce, The Statesmen’s Jake Hess and Wesley Pritchard) and briefly performed as a solo artist. This led to the official formation of Ernie Haase & Signature Sound in 2003.

 Ticket information

       Advanced Tickets  $35, day of concert $40

Ages 12 and under are free.

Call Geoff 605-830-1545

BankWest in Gregory, SD

After the group appeared at a Gaither Homecoming “Jubilate” New Year’s Eve celebration in 2005, Haase received a call from Gospel music trailblazer Bill Gaither, who said, “I think people need to see Signature Sound instead of just hear Signature Sound. People need to see your infectious joy.”

With the backing of Gaither, 2007’s Get Away Jordan released as a CD/DVD set and shot to No. 1 on the sales charts, solidifying Ernie Haase & Signature Sound’s foray into visual media. The title-cut became the quartet’s breakout hit, catapulting them to new heights. “There have been a lot of defining moments,” Haase reflects on the group’s career thus far, “but ‘Get Away Jordan’ was definitely a defining moment for us, and still is every night.”

“Reason Enough” marked another milestone for the group, as friends encouraged Haase to further explore his talents as a songwriter. He penned “Reason Enough” with longtime producer, former Signature Sound member, and business partner Wayne Haun, as well as decorated songwriter Joel Lindsey. The original offering went on to be named Southern Gospel Recorded Song of the Year at the 2009 GMA Dove Awards.

Boasting a vocal lineup with few changes through the years, the quartet currently consists of founding members Haase and Anderson, along with Doyle and Harkey. Rounding out the group are Tyler Vestal on piano and Wes Jones on bass. “We’ve formed a really close-knit family, and there’s a lot of grace and a lot of forgiveness between us,” Haase reveals, “but there’s also such a mutual love and admiration we have for one another.”

In addition to the rare bond he shares with his Signature Sound brothers, Haase has created a family atmosphere that permeates his business venture, StowTown Records, the label he and Haun co-founded in 2011. With the intention to mentor and support other artists, StowTown’s roster includes some of the most revered names in Southern Gospel, including Booth Brothers, Triumphant Quartet and Legacy Five, as well as comedian Tim Lovelace and pop/inspirational artists Charles Billingsley and TaRanda Greene. In addition, the label launched its StowTown Worship imprint last year with renowned genre pioneer The Brooklyn Tabernacle.

“Had it not been for George and Clara Younce and Bill and Gloria Gaither coming around us and saying, ‘We can’t do that, but we can help you do that,’ I don’t know that Signature Sound would have had the impact we’ve had,” Haase asserts. “With StowTown, we’re now able to do that for other artists we believe in.”

As a forward-thinking artist and record label executive focused on the future, looking back isn’t something Haase makes a habit of. However, as the two-decade anniversary approached for Signature Sound, such a momentous milestone couldn’t go unnoticed. Live in Amsterdam: A 20th Anniversary Celebration marks the occasion with full orchestral arrangements of some of Ernie Haase & Signature Sound’s most beloved hits, all helmed by Haun, a 39-time Dove Award winner. The location of the seminal recording holds a special place in the hearts of the quartet members as Amsterdam has provided some of the largest and most enthusiastic crowds the group has ever played to.

“This is my story, and this is God’s grace in and through me,” Haase says of the landmark project. “Sometimes to move forward, we have to understand the past. This record is me saying, ‘For one shining moment, this is how it happened.’”

The 10-song collection boasts two selections with special significance to Haase, including “Oh, What A Savior”—a song he first began performing as an 18-year-old harmonizing with The Noblemen Quartet. “A singer needs a song, and a messenger needs a message, and ‘Oh, What A Savior’ has always been mine,” he shares. “Jesus Changed Everything” is another personal track for Haase. He introduces the song on the recording by sharing the touching story that inspired it— the marriage and faith journey of his beloved parents.

While Live in Amsterdam: A 20th Anniversary Celebration serves as a prominent time capsule preserving the first two decades of Ernie Haase & Signature Sound’s rich contributions to Gospel music, as always, their fearless leader can’t help but look ahead.

In recent years, the vocalists have found unique new ways to expand their audience. “Friday Night Sing,” a virtual time of stories and songs the group instated during the pandemic, has evolved into a weekly tradition, while their annual Signature Sound Fan Retreat continues to connect the quartet to their listeners in personal ways. Regardless, Haase contends the next 20 years are sure to hold even more innovation, growth and influence.

“All these years later, I still love bringing people together. I’ve been able to stick with it because the love has not run out — for making music, for singing harmony, or building events,” Haase says, adding, “I think Signature Sound’s biggest impact is yet to come. I don’t have any proof of that, but I can tell you that it has always served me well to follow the promptings I feel are from the Lord. So, I’m ready to see where He takes us next.”

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