The Day the Music Died – 67th Anniversary – They Buddy Holly Tribute
Starring Nick Stice | Straight from Tennessee
Step back into the golden age of rock ’n’ roll with The Day the Music Died, a high-energy, nostalgic tribute that brings one of music’s most legendary eras back to life.
This unforgettable show celebrates the meteoric rise of Buddy Holly, from his 1957 breakout hit “That’ll Be the Day” to the tragic moment that changed music history forever. Audiences will hear over 20 of Buddy Holly’s greatest hits, including “That’ll Be the Day,” “Peggy Sue,” “Everyday,” “Oh Boy,” “Not Fade Away,” “Rave On,” and “Raining in My Heart.”
The night also features crowd-favorite tributes to Ritchie Valens with “La Bamba,” The Big Bopper with “Chantilly Lace,” plus other beloved classics. Whether you lived it or love the music that shaped generations, The Day the Music Died is a must-see evening filled with iconic songs, timeless harmonies, and nonstop nostalgia.
Relive the hits. Feel the history.
Doors 6:30pm I Show 8pm
Tickets start at $34.50
Tickets on sale at Ticketmaster and Guest Services
18+ must have valid ID
*Please note booth seating and stage seating require navigating steps and are not wheelchair accessible.