Bill Medley is a seminal figure in the history of American music. He is perhaps best known as half of the unmistakable duo, The Righteous Brothers. Their raw emotional rhythm and blues sound essentially created the genre “blue-eyed soul.” In the mid 1960s, the Righteous Brothers became a fixture on Top Forty radio with hits like “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin,” “Just Once in My Life,” “Unchained Melody,” and “(You’re My) Soul and Inspiration”.

Combining Medley’s unmistakable baritone with Bobby Hatfield’s forceful tenor, the duo defied traditional music labels with air play on both pop and R&B radio stations. Their dramatic exchanges from different registers scaled unparallel heights for a pop single. After a string of hits, The Righteous Brothers went to try their hand at producing themselves at Verve Records. The first single for their new label was “(You’re My) Soul and Inspiration,” which Medley masterly produced. The song topped the charts for three weeks - one week longer than “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’”.

Their partnership lasted four decades, though Medley explored his solo options apart from the duo on occasion. In 1974 the duo reunited and resumed their hit-making ways with the prophetic “Rock and Roll Heaven.” In 1987, Medley scored a monumental hit with Jennifer Warnes, on “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life,” for the film Dirty Dancing. The song earned an Oscar, a Golden Globe and a Grammy.

On March 10, 2003, The Righteous Brothers were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The induction came just months before Bobby Hatfield’s unexpected death. After a period of mourning, Medley made the decision to continue touring as a solo artist. For the first time since Hatfield’s passing, Bill Medley has gone back into the studio to record an album that not only honors the legacy of their historic partnership, but also reveals the artistry of Medley in his own right. Damn Near Righteous pays tribute to a number of legendary mentors and peers including Hatfield. The album is comprised of both new material and covers of some unforgettable classics.

Medley shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon, keeping to a rigorous tour schedule so he may share his love of music night after night with all of his loyal fans.

Tickets are $25 & $35 plus tax and an online/phone ticketing fee (this fee is waived when tickets are purchased in the Gift Shop). ADA tickets are only available in the Gift Shop and not online. Tickets in the ADA section are for patrons in wheelchairs and one guest ONLY. If you are not confined to a wheelchair, RCGR reserves the right to move you to another section of equal value of the purchase price. Tickets are on sale in the Gift Shop and online.

Hotel packages for Sunday night are available by calling 877-677-3456. Packages are $182.95 and include a one night stay in a deluxe king or double queen room, two tickets to the show and two dinners at Robert's Buffet. There are a limited number of hotel packages available.

Doors open at 3pm and the show starts at 4pm.