Anthems of Rock

Queen, Led Zeppelin, and Rolling Stones hits on the Strip

⏱ About 2 hours👤 All ages$$

Branson's reputation is country and gospel, but visitors also want a night where the volume goes up, and this show serves that need. The format is the classic jukebox revue: a band and vocalists run through a rotating set of rock standards while dancers and projected visuals fill the space between songs. Because it covers several artists instead of one, the show never stays in one mood for long, which helps a mixed group that does not agree on a single favorite band.

A fair review of this show should say who it is not for. If you are a purist about the original recordings, the arrangements and vocal imitations may not satisfy you, and some reviewers have said exactly that. A fan has also noted bands that are missing from the set, so check the set list expectations: it is built around the acts named on the booking page, not a complete history of rock. If you want sing-along fun and do not need perfection, the stage energy and the guitar work are the draw.

Practicals: reviewers report that alcohol is not served at the theater, and one visitor missed a show because GPS could not locate the venue, so confirm the address and allow extra time. The ticket is free to cancel up to 24 hours before the start per the booking page, wheelchair and stroller accessible, and service animals are allowed. Another reviewer arrived in February to find no performance, noting that the first show of the season was later, so check that the date you book is an actual show date. The booking page is year-round, but off-season schedules thin out, and the booking confirmation is where to verify yours.