The Ozark Mountain Daredevils with Molly Healey String Project

The Ozark Mountain Daredevils are a seminal American rock band renowned for their distinctive fusion of country, rock, and pop music. Formed in the early ‘70s, they are best known for their chart-topping hit singles “If You Wanna Get To Heaven” and “Jackie Blue.” They have toured relentlessly, captivating audiences with their timeless hits and electrifying live performances, earning them a dedicated fanbase worldwide.  

With a grateful heart and an undying spirit, the band announces their farewell tour, “When It Shines,” scheduled to take place throughout 2024-2025. The band will retire from touring at the end of 2025. This final tour promises an electrifying experience, showcasing the band’s classic hits, fan favorites, and a retrospective journey through their illustrious career. Audiences can expect an unforgettable musical celebration of the band’s legacy, with each performance an ode to the enduring impact The Ozark Mountain Daredevils have had on the music industry. 

Featuring Molly Healey String Project as opener. Led by longtime the Ozark Mountain Daredevils violinist Molly Healey, the String Project blends lush string arrangements, loop-based songwriting, and experimental rock influences. Inspired by artists like Radiohead, Andrew Bird, and Zoe Keating, Molly creates a genre-defying sound with bandmates Zach Harrison (guitar), Kyle Day (bass), and Danny Carroll (drums). She’s shared stages with Victor Wooten, Yonder Mountain String Band, and more, and performed at Burning Man, Roots N Blues Festival in Columbia, ReKinection Festival, and for the Missouri Contemporary Ballet.