The Lennon Cathcart Trio Performing the music of the Woodstock and Vietnam era. Songs by Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Lennon & McCartney, Jimmy
Webb, Brian Wilson, James Taylor and more. Folk, Rock, Blues and a little Jazz.
From Peter, Paul & Mary to Crosby, Stills & Nash.
Gail Lennon was one of L.A.’s top session singers when she moved to Branson, Missouri in 1994 as the lead singer and musical director of the Lennon Brothers Swing Music Show. She was soon named “Female Singer of the Year” at the Branson Entertainment Awards. With the Lennon Brothers, the Buzz Boyz, and now the Lennon Cathcart Trio, Gail’s vocals have continued to charm her audiences. Sunny Spencer of the Sons of the Pioneers said, “She’s my favorite singer in the whole world!” Country artist Joe Diffie said of her guitar work, “That girl can play!” Mike Cathcart is among Branson’s most respected musical artists; one of its very best vocalists and a unique talent on the piano, guitar and chromatic harmonica. Mike’s mother is Peggy Lennon of the Lennon Sisters and his father, Dick Cathcart, was both a great jazz trumpeter and a singing member of The Modernaires. Mike has performed throughout the world; most notably as a duo with Andy Williams at the Royal Albert Hall in London. He plays and sings most nights at the Buffalo Bar at the Top O’ the Rock. Bill Lennon, Gail’s husband, was both a performer in and the producer of the long running Lennon Brothers Show. The Chicago Tribune hailed it as, “…the BEST show in Branson!” The Tulsa World called it, “…subversively hip!” Bill is a brother to the famed Lennon Sisters and grew up in a house where “singing and having fun” were part of everyday life. He is known for both his smooth voice and his many eccentric show productions. This concert will be in The Rock House Head Quarters (22173 Main St. downtown Reeds Spring). Doors open at 6 p.m. for an optional potluck social hour. The concert begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $20.00 and can be purchased at https://rockhousecenterforthearts.org/calendar-tickets Park anywhere downtown or in the post office parking lot.