CAMDENTON, Mo. – Central Ozarks Medical Center was unveiled today as the official concert series sponsor at Ozarks Amphitheater.
For the first announcement under this series, the band .38 Special will be playing at the venue on October 6, according to a press release.
“I am thrilled for our Concert Series partnership with Central Ozarks Medical Center for 2023 and the coming years,” said Tom Abbett, the director of business development for the amphitheater. “We’ve had a great relationship the past few seasons and solidifying our partnership provides a new level of opportunity for 2024’s season and beyond.”
The fall show continues the buildup on a full entertainment lineup this season under the “Central Ozarks Medical Center Concert Series” banner. This includes previously announced performances from Dierks Bentley, Incubus, Turnpike Troubadours, Train, and Goo Goo Dolls among others. A complete listing of the series can be found at OzarksAmphitheater.com.
“[We are] excited to partner with Ozarks Amphitheater to bring first-class music events to our shared community,” said Kelly Miller, Chief Executive Officer of Central Ozarks Medical Center. “The partnership between Ozarks Amphitheater and COMC will help us both better serve our client bases through increased access to comprehensive health care and entertainment through live music. Music can lead to better mental health, reduced stress, and increased energy. It just makes sense.”
The Amp - named “Best Entertainment Venue in Missouri” by Missouri Magazine for 2023 - is a 7,500-seat outdoor venue in its 9th season of live entertainment. It has hosted a variety of legendary acts from different genres including Alabama, Shinedown, ZZ Top, Willie Nelson, Breaking Benjamin Kane Brown, and The Doobie Brothers. The strategic position captures tours as they travel across the Midwest.
Founded in 1979, COMC is a federally qualified health center serving residents in Camden, Laclede, Miller, Morgan, and Pulaski counties. The center provides access to family practice, OB/GYN, pediatrics, dental, behavioral and mental health, substance use disorder treatment, and assistance with insurance among many other resources. All locations are currently accepting new patients. For more information, visit centralozarks.org.
