If any one Cajun musician could called a rock & roll star, it's Doug Kershaw. Along with his brother Rusty, he began playing an invigorating hybrid of Cajun and rockabilly, cutting a series of singles in the late '50s that culminated with "Louisiana Man," a Top Ten hit in 1961. The brothers parted ways not long afterward, and Doug Kershaw became a Louisiana music legend by sitting in with rockers and country artists alike, while recording a series of albums for Warner Bros. Records in the 1970s. Kershaw eventually retreated from the crossover spotlight but he remained a fixture in Louisiana music into the 21st century, performing regularly and recording on occasion.
Bio courtesy of allmusic.com
Consider a Season Pass, good for all 25+ Feature Matinee and Evening Concerts. More information in the "Tickets" tab.
Refund/Rain Check Policy
In the event of a cancelation, tickets for this show can be used for other Feature Concerts at the Ozark Folk Center State Park during the calendar year. Refunds for cancelled shows can/will also be processed, at the request of the ticket holder.