Brian Capps “smashes the barriers between country, rock, blues, and rockabilly,”
declares music critic Roy Kasten. His music “blends traditional country and early rock
‘n’ roll...The results transcend mere honky-tonk or rockabilly catchiness,” writes
editor at large, Kevin Renick, of Playback St. Louis. Capps, a resident of Lebanon,
Missouri, is one of the most vital musical artists to emerge from the thriving Ozark
music scene.

A growing fan base is responding to this charismatic singer, songwriter and
performer whose versatility is astonishing. Capps defies stereotypes, as he plays
music clubs, casino stages, theatres, festivals, and Opry shows. He is committed to
keeping the classics alive while bringing fresh new music to life. The result? He can
play a rock `n’ roll club on Friday and a country theatre on Saturday and you will find
fans of all ages from all walks of life lining up for both shows.

“There’s not a person who’s seen his show out here who doesn’t like him,”
observed former Cherokee Casino entertainment manager, Rusti Love, during an
interview for Tulsa World. She explains, “He’s one heck of a performer. You get
there and you can’t leave. He’s that good”

While pursuing his solo career, Capps stays connected to his musical roots by
touring regularly with Branson On The Road, the original road show direct form
Branson, Missouri, that showcases classic country music in the same fashion as the
Grand Ole Opry and the Louisiana Hayride. Branson On The Road host Debbie
Horton declares that Capps is “singing country music the way it ought to be sung.”

In addition to live shows, fans can listen to Capps’ music on both regular and
satellite radio stations, and view classic country performances at Midwest Country on
RFD television with Branson On The Road. They’ll find themselves enjoying a
peerless vocal talent that can deliver songs by Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Chuck
Berry or his own originals with equal authenticity and heart.