Thunder Ridge Nature Arena opens with star-studded lineup

RIDGEDALE, Mo. — Thunder Ridge Nature Arena will play host to a lineup of musical acts that includes The Ozark Mountain Daredevils next month.

On May 21, the amphitheater will host the inaugural Concert for Conservation. According to a press release from the venue, “…proceeds from the event go directly to conservation efforts to protect the land, wildlife, and natural habitats of the Ozark region.”

The musical lineup for the evening includes:

• Chris Janson, Missouri native and country music singer/songwriter
• John Anderson, the newest member of the Country Music Hall of Fame
• The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, on their farewell tour
• Clay Self, Big Cedar Lodge’s own Grand Ole Opry entertainer
• The Petersens, international, award-winning bluegrass band

In addition to music, there will be a family-friendly “Fan Zone”, an air show, parachuting flag ceremony and fireworks display.

Tickets for Concert for Conservation will be available April 19 for $10 per person, and free parking provided for all guests.

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