Jim Barber Takes “The Barber Shop” Radio Show On the Road June 23–30, 2025

Get ready, Branson—and beyond! Beloved entertainer and radio personality Jim Barber is taking radio show, The Barber Shop, on the road from June 23 – 30, 2025 for a special mobile edition that promises surprises, guest visits, and plenty of laughs.

Broadcasting weekdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Central, Jim will be hosting the show from various mystery locations, revealed only as the week unfolds. Whether he’s rolling down the highway or popping up at iconic attractions, listeners can tune in locally at 98.1 FM in Branson, Missouri—or listen from anywhere in the world via Branson4u.com.

Fans can also stay connected on the go by downloading the free Branson4u mobile app, available for all major devices. No matter where Jim goes, you can go with him.

About “The Barber Shop”

Known for his quick wit and deep roots in entertainment, Jim Barber’s show blends music from the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s with lively conversation, comedy, and heartfelt commentary. Now in his fifth year on the air, Jim has become a cherished voice on Branson4u Radio, where his unique style keeps listeners coming back day after day.

About Jim Barber

Jim Barber is no stranger to show business. A celebrated comedian and ventriloquist, Jim has performed alongside legendary acts and wowed audiences around the world. His inventive comedy act “Jim Barber and Seville” became a signature piece, blending expert ventriloquism with visual illusion and musical parody. His years in Branson have made him a household name in the Ozarks—and a natural fit for the world of radio.

So mark your calendars and pack your earbuds—The Barber Shop hits the road June 23–30, 2025.

Where will Jim be next? Tune in to find out! (or take a peek at his tour schedule for some hints!)

Branson Celebrates the Legacy of Glen Campbell – Sunday, July 13 at the Hughes Brothers Theatre

Music lovers and fans of the legendary Glen Campbell are invited to a heartwarming tribute event celebrating the life and legacy of the “Rhinestone Cowboy” himself. Mark your calendars for Sunday, July 13, 2025, at 5:00 PM as the Hughes Brothers Theatre hosts Branson’s Tribute to Glen Campbell. This is a special one-night-only celebration honoring the country-pop icon whose music touched generations.

The evening will feature a dazzling lineup of Branson’s top entertainers, special guests, and Campbell family friends! You’ll experience performances of Glen’s greatest hits including “Gentle on My Mind,” “Wichita Lineman,” “By the Time I Get to Phoenix,” and of course, “Rhinestone Cowboy.”  The show will also include personal stories, video highlights, and heartfelt tributes reflecting on Glen’s remarkable career in music, television, and film, as well as his courageous battle with Alzheimer’s disease.

The concert lineup includes:

Debby Campbell

Jim Barber (Emcee)

Neal McCoy

Tony Orlando

The Lennon Sisters

Dino Kartsonakis

Kathy Pearman (of The Lowe Sisters)

Barbara Fairchild

Buddy Jewell

Trey Taylor

Shane Van Camp

Stevie Lee Woods

Matthew Boyce

Steve Campbell and his band Billstown

The Campbell Sisters

This special evening benefits the Alzheimer’s Association – Greater Missouri Chapter and honors Glen’s incredible life, including his courageous battle with Alzheimer’s. For tickets visit HughesEntertainmentInc.com/Glen

This tribute promises not only musical excellence but a deeply emotional connection to the life of a man who inspired millions with his voice, guitar playing, and resilience.

The event will be hosted in the beautiful Hughes Brothers Theatre, which was originally known as Roy Clark’s Celebrity Theatre where Glen first performed in Branson. Whether you grew up listening to Glen Campbell or are discovering his music for the first time, this celebration is a chance to experience the spirit of an American original.

For more details and updates on the event, please visit the official event page at facebook.com/glencampbellday.

Come be part of this unforgettable night in Branson as we say, with love and admiration—“Thank you, Glen.”