SIX is the Branson production built on a single trick that never wears out: six brothers, no instruments. Every drum, bass line and guitar sound in the show is made by a human voice — 'an orchestra of human voices,' as the brothers bill it.

BCUSA SIX 2025

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A full episode of Branson Country USA, the syndicated TV show taped live at Grand Country Music Hall, headlined by SIX — the Knudsen brothers' all-vocal production. Hosts Mike Patrick and Jamie Haage introduce the brothers alongside Grand Country regulars New South, Jackie Brown and the Rhinestone Mafia band, and the episode captures the SIX sound in a full stage set: the brothers creating the drums, bass and instrumentation entirely with their voices.

Key takeaways
  • Branson Country USA is taped live at Grand Country Music Hall in Branson
  • SIX performs as the episode's headline act alongside the show's resident cast
  • The brothers produce every instrument sound vocally — no band behind the voices

PlayBranson 397: Jak Knudsen with SIX

Play Branson

Jak Knudsen sits down with Play Branson host Chris Meyer in 2026 as SIX celebrates a milestone anniversary season in Branson. He talks about the brothers raising their own kids in Branson — they have grown up and graduated from Branson High School — and walks through what audiences get in the current production: the all-vocal arrangements, comedy and the genre-hopping set the family has refined over two decades on the Strip.

Key takeaways
  • SIX marks a big anniversary season in Branson in 2026
  • The brothers' children grew up in Branson while the show became a Strip fixture
  • The current production mixes vocal arrangements, comedy and decades-spanning covers

PlayBranson 348: Lynn Knudsen with SIX

Play Branson

Lynn Knudsen — the third brother in the lineup — joins Play Branson to talk about SIX, described in the episode as 'an orchestra of human voices.' He covers how the show jumps between genres thirty or forty years apart in a single set, the comedy woven between songs, and how the brothers build full arrangements using nothing but their voices.

Key takeaways
  • Lynn Knudsen is the third brother in the SIX lineup
  • The show is billed as an orchestra of human voices — every sound is vocal
  • Sets jump across genres decades apart, with comedy between songs

The sound

The page leads with a full Branson Country USA episode headlined by SIX, taped at Grand Country Music Hall: the brothers in a complete stage set alongside the show's resident cast, producing the full band sound vocally. An Explore Branson Postcard concert film adds a second televised performance segment.

The brothers

Three Play Branson interviews carry the story. Jak Knudsen, in 2026, marks the show's anniversary season — the brothers' own kids have grown up and graduated from Branson High School while the show became a Strip fixture — and walks through the current production: vocal arrangements, comedy, and a genre-hopping set. Lynn Knudsen explains how a single set jumps between genres thirty or forty years apart, and an earlier conversation traces the act's roots: the brothers once performed as four singers with a stand-up bass player in a Newport Beach nightclub — the rare exception that proves how voice-only the act has always been.

Practical note

SIX has played more than one Branson theater across its two decades; current sources place the show at the Pepsi Legends Theater. Check the show's own listings for the season you visit.

Sources: the 6 videos on this page.

Watch: SIX The Knudsen Brothers, guided

3 videos · summaries from the actual guides

PlayBranson 299: Jak Knudsen with The SIX Show

Play Branson

An earlier Play Branson conversation with Jak Knudsen about the SIX Show, recorded as the brothers settled into their long Branson run. Jak traces the family act's path to Branson and what it took for six brothers — the sons of a large musical family — to turn a sibling vocal group into one of the Strip's signature productions.

Key takeaways
  • Jak Knudsen tells the SIX story in an earlier Play Branson appearance
  • The act grew from a large musical family's sibling vocal group
  • The Branson run turned the brothers into a signature Strip production

PlayBranson interviews Lynn Knudsen from SIX.

Play Branson

Lynn Knudsen's first Play Branson interview dives into the family's back story, including the brothers' early years performing as four singers with one of their rare instrumental gigs — a stand-up bass player in a Newport Beach nightclub. The story underlines how unusual that was: the Knudsens built their act on voices alone, the foundation of the SIX production audiences see in Branson.

Key takeaways
  • The brothers once performed as four singers — with a rare stand-up bass player — in Newport Beach
  • Voices alone were the act's foundation from the start
  • Lynn Knudsen is one of ten Knudsen siblings behind the family act

Postcard Concert Series - SIX

Explore Branson

A Postcard from Branson performance film of SIX on stage — the brothers in full production, delivering their vocal arrangements and choreography in a televised concert segment. Performance footage with crowd; the film is the show itself rather than an interview.


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