A Must See Performance!!!!!! - My wife and I went to this show this last week while in Branson. It was incredible! The band and singer were terrific. An example is that I saw Tina Turner in concert and this performer talked and sounded just like her when she performed Tina Turner’s songs. I also liked that the performance included some of the history of the music. I plan on seeing this show again when I go back to Branson!

We enjoyed the show!! - Her singing was great!! We loved the show!! Wanted to hear more!! Loved the band, also!! And the one who did the disco queen!! Should combine queens of soul and Downtown Motown!!

👑🥰 A MUST see show in Branson!! - I had the pleasure of attending the Queens of Soul show with my kids today during Spring Break. I’m a huge Sade Shine fan & this show did not disappoint!! It was absolutely amazing!! What a blessing to have this talent in Branson & Springfield areas! She killed it as she always does & she even made a special moment during the show to sing to my 12 year old son. I loved seeing her pay a tribute to all the lovely Queens who represent Soul Music. My boys & I loved it!! Go see this show, you will thank me later 🥰❗️

Best show!! - Best in the business at what she does! Will be back to see the queen herself and her lovely back up singers. Seats were great and the band sounded amazing

Amazing - Great high energy show with the female vocalist of the year 2024..... Great selection of songs with an amazing band second to none....

Fantastic One Woman Show - Amazing show done by one woman - her talent to sing Aretha, Gladys, Whitney, Diana, Tina is indescribable. The Hot Hits Theatre is very intimate (less than 100 seats), so you really get up front and personal with the legends she is paying tribute to. Loved this show so much!

Did not honor the identify of artists - Our family saw Sade Shine: Queen of Souls and left very disappointed. The performer did not resemble the singers she portrayed—in look, costume, or overall presentation. It felt more like a karaoke bar with one singer covering every act. Tina Turner, Donna Summer, and Gladys Knight bore no resemblance in appearance, movement, or energy to the real artists. At least wear a wig, custom and move to try to act the part. Imagine watching “Elvis” perform without the iconic outfits or signature hip shakes—just a random person singing on stage without truly honoring the identity of the artist. Her Donna Summers singing was good but again, she did not pay tribute in other ways by look, movement or energy.