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Tickets are sold in groupings. Face masks to be worn at all times except when eating or drinking.
• 4 Seat Grouping = $32
• 2 Seat Grouping = $20
• 6 Seat Booth = $90 (includes 6 tickets)

No groups larger than 4 will be allowed to sit together, except in booth seating. Groups will be socially distanced to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

Show at 7:30, doors open at 6:30pm.

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Thunderstruck is AC/DC the way you remember it. Recreating the “Thunder From Down Under” throughout the Southwest, Midwest, Southern and Northeastern United States …Thunderstruck is constantly adding new cities and aims to please every crowd, playing the songs you know and love from all eras of AC/DC. Dave Moody screeches out the ball breaking vocals of Bon Scott and Brian Johnson, covering all the hits and deep cuts from 1975’s “High Voltage,” to 2014’s “Rock or Bust.” Corey Baetz brings the sound and image of Angus Young to the stage, complete with a school boy uniform and Gibson SG. The rhythm section of the band is comprised of drummer Jerry Lawson, bassist Chris Jones, and rhythm guitarist Kevin Feller, who keeps the music rocking and solid with smooth precision. Striving to stay true to the AC/DC way, Thunderstruck obsesses over the tones and structures of each song’s studio and live versions, also using all the gear necessary to bring the power and entertainment of a genuine AC/DC show.

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Tickets are sold in groupings with one $5 ticket fee per grouping.

Thunderstruck: America’s AC/DC Winter Games 2021 Concert:
• 4 Seat Grouping = $140
• 3 Seat Grouping = $112.50
• 2 Seat Grouping = $80
• 6 Seat Booth = $450 (includes 6 tickets)

Winter Games Weekend Ticket (Includes entry to The Pork Tornadoes Concert):
• 4 Seat Grouping = $250
• 3 Seat Grouping = $200
• 2 Seat Grouping = $140
• 6 Seat Booths = $800 (includes 6 tickets)

No groups larger than 4 will be allowed to sit together, except in booth seating. Groups will be socially distanced to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

Show at 7:30, doors open at 6:30pm.

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The Pork Tornadoes, Iowa’s most popular party band, returns to Okoboji for the University of Okoboji Winter Games 2021 playing all your favorite pop/rock hits from the 1980s-today, and specializing in girl pop songs. No schtick, no gimmick, just party. Lead by singer Mason Greve, who is known as “The Justin Timberlake of the Midwest,” and was a finalist on a Not-To-Be-Mentioned National singing tv show in 2014, The Pork Tornadoes will blow you away with an eclectic mix covers from Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Justin Timberlake and Beyonce, all the way to Kings of Leon, The Killers, Coolio and Third Eye Blind.
With over 6 million views on Youtube/Facebook and more than 50,000 social media fans worldwide, you won’t want to miss this show. Come see what all the fuss is about.

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Tickets are sold in groupings with one $5 ticket fee per grouping.

The Pork Tornadoes Winter Games 2021 Concert:
• 4 Seat Grouping = $140
• 3 Seat Grouping = $112.50
• 2 Seat Grouping = $80
• 6 Seat Booth = $450 (includes 6 tickets)

Winter Games Weekend Ticket (Includes entry to the Thunderstruck Concert):
• 4 Seat Grouping = $250
• 3 Seat Grouping = $200
• 2 Seat Grouping = $140
• 6 Seat Booths = $800 (includes 6 tickets)

No groups larger than 4 will be allowed to sit together, except in booth seating. Groups will be socially distanced to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

Show at 7:30, doors open at 6:30pm.

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Nick Guerra is one of the most exciting comedians quickly making an impact in the clubs and on TV. With his cool and energetic attitude, he skewers relationships, family, and everyday life.

Nick is an audience favorite from NBC’s Last Comic Standing, made his TV debut on Comedy Central with Gabriel Iglesias’ Stand Up Revolution, made his late night debut on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and released two specials: Love Me At My Worst on HBO and Enjoy Life on Dry Bar Comedy!

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Matthew Jacobsen is a farm-raised Iowa native who always felt more comfortable on a stage than in a tractor. He comes armed with an array of faces and voices. Matthew won the Iowa Freshest Comics Contest in 2017 and was featured in the 2018 Floodwater Comedy Festival.

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Sam Hirchak…Pronounced ( Her-Shock) is a comedian. He also works for a Tree Service which I guess isn’t super important. His Style is Observational/Story Telling, but lets be serious…name a comic who doesn’t do that. Anyway…I bet you’ll like him..and if you dont, you won’t be able to remember his weird last name anyway so win/win.

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Tickets are $15 each and are sold in groupings with one $5 ticket fee per grouping.
• 4 Seat Grouping = $60
• 3 Seat Grouping = $45
• 2 Seat Grouping = $30
• 6 Seat Booth = $150 (includes 6 tickets)
No groups larger than 4 will be allowed to sit together, except in booth seating. Groups will be socially distanced to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

Show at 7:30, doors open at 6:30pm.

Jimmy’s musical training began when he was a young boy in Pennsylvania. Along with his brother Tommy, the talented young musicians joined Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra and at the same time they were recording many records under the billing “The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra”. Their band continued through the early thirties until a dispute over a tempo of a song separated the brothers for decades.

Jimmy found himself an instant leader of the band that became the birth of the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra. His records sold well in the thirties, but as the forties got under way it was apparent that Jimmy and his band had jumped to the top of the charts.

Jimmy had so many hits that he was known as the “Juke Box King”, which made him the biggest success story of the time. Over the years Jimmy had many other hit selling records and a series of motion pictures followed, establishing him firmly on top.

During the early fifties Jimmy was still a successful name in the business. Even with all of his success, he joined forces with his brother Tommy in 1953 to become the greatest band of all time.

With the untimely death of Tommy in 1956, Jimmy once again was left to carry on, but only for a short time as his own health was failing rapidly. In 1957 he left us with his last and greatest hit “So Rare” which topped the nation’s popularity charts selling over a million records. It was the biggest “Big Band” hit ever and has become a standard of “America’s Hits On Parade”.

The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra: Directed by: David Pruyn has continued successfully for decades and is still in great demand all over the world. The leadership has been passed on to David Pruyn who has continued to bring joy to the young and the “young at heart” as they enjoy the sounds of American Music – our history.

Show at 7:30, doors open at 6:30pm.

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For more than 50 years, The Lettermen—Donovan Tea, Bobby Poynton and Rob Gulack, each of whom are entertainers in their own right—have kept the meaning of harmony alive with their soft, romantic, harmonic blend of music which is as popular with their fans today as it was in 1961 when they recorded their first hit, “The Way You Look Tonight”.

For The Lettermen debut single record in the summer of 1961, Capitol Records decided to put a romantic ballad on the B-side of “That’s My Desire”, which was an attempt at a doo-wop single, figuring radio stations would have to play the A-side because the B-side was so sweet, and slow, and did not necessarily encompass the commercial sound of the day.
The B-side was “The Way You Look Tonight”. Soft, melodic and romantic, it was a departure from the rock ‘n’ roll music of the day. Eventually listener requests made it a must for radio station play lists nationwide. The song shot to No. 13, on the Billboard chart. The group’s second single that year did even better. “When I Fall In Love,” another soft, slow ballad hit No.7, establishing The Lettermen as the most romantic singing group of a generation.

To their credit, The Lettermen have over 75 albums— numerous certified gold – and a myriad of hits including “When I Fall In Love”, “Come Back Silly Girl”, “Theme From A Summer Place”, “Goin’ Out Of My Head/Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You”, “Put Your Head On My Shoulder”, “Hurt So Bad”, and “Shangri-La”.
The Lettermen have also enjoyed international success touring Japan, The Philippines, China, Thailand, Singapore, Korea, Hong Kong, Germany, France, South America, Canada, Mexico and even Saudi Arabia. They have sung and recorded in many different languages and have received eighteen gold records internationally.

Even though there have been personnel changes over the years, the one thing that has remained constant is the vision that Tony Butala first dreamed of—that unique three-part harmony as only The Lettermen can achieve. Though musical tastes have changed over the years, The Lettermen legacy continues. Harmony will always endure the true test of time—just as The Lettermen have stood the test of time.