Branson: Clay Cooper Country Express Show Tickets

Summary

Music, laughter & local stories at Clay Cooper Theatre Branson

You’ll feel right at home at Clay Cooper’s Country Express in Branson — from toe-tapping music and laugh-out-loud comedy to heartfelt moments honoring veterans. Meet Clay after the show, soak up local Ozark warmth, and leave with that weirdly happy feeling you get when strangers make you feel like family.

What’s the experience like?

I’ll admit, I didn’t expect to laugh so much at a country music show in Branson. But from the moment we found our seats in the Clay Cooper Theatre (right across from that Titanic Museum), it felt like being pulled into someone’s big family reunion — but with way more sequins and a lot less awkward small talk. The band kicked off with old-school country, but then suddenly they were doing rock n roll, and I swear I smelled popcorn somewhere behind us. Maybe that was just me getting hungry.

Clay himself is a riot — he spotted a couple celebrating their anniversary in the front row and had everyone singing to them before launching into some gospel tunes. Our guide for the night (well, not really a guide, just one of the ushers who clearly knew half the audience) gave us tips on which cast members to watch for their dance moves. There’s this part where they do a salute to veterans — I got goosebumps, honestly. And when they switched gears for Christmas songs (we went in December), there was this hush over the crowd that felt… cozy? Like you could almost smell cinnamon from someone’s holiday sweater.

The best bit? After all the singing and jokes and wild lighting effects (my nephew kept trying to count how many hats Clay wore), Clay himself hung around in the lobby shaking hands and taking photos. He actually remembered my aunt’s name — not sure how he does that. No fancy transport included or anything; you just show up ready to clap till your hands sting. Wheelchair seating looked easy enough too; saw a few folks rolling right in without any fuss.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Attend Clay Cooper's Country Express show

• Arrive at Clay Cooper Theatre
• Watch singing, dancing, and comedy
• Enjoy music styles: country, rock, gospel
• Experience patriotic salute to veterans
• Meet Clay Cooper after the show

Top questions

Is transportation included with Clay Cooper Country Express tickets?

No, transportation is not included in your ticket price for this show.

Where is Clay Cooper Theatre located in Branson?

Clay Cooper Theatre is on Hwy 76, directly across from The Titanic Museum.

Is the show suitable for children?

Yes, it’s family-friendly and great for all ages; children must be accompanied by an adult.

Is Clay Cooper’s Country Express wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas are wheelchair accessible; let them know if you need assistance when booking.

What kind of music is performed during the show?

You’ll hear country, rock n roll, gospel, and patriotic music throughout the performance.

Does the show change during November and December?

Yes, there’s an Ozark Mountain Christmas Celebration with holiday songs in the second half of each show during those months.

Can you meet Clay Cooper after the show?

Yes, Clay hangs out after every performance to greet guests and take photos.

Are infants allowed at the show?

Infants are welcome but must sit on an adult's lap or ride in a stroller or pram.

What’s included

Your evening includes entry to live entertainment at Clay Cooper Theatre featuring music, dancing, comedy acts and special tributes—with opportunities to meet cast members after the performance. All seating areas are wheelchair accessible; no transportation is provided so plan your arrival accordingly.