Heindl Center Fall Season

On this episode of the Bank First Ranger Hour, host Gary Darby welcomes Blake Bostick for an exclusive preview of the Heindl Center’s Fall 2025 season. Bostick shares highlights of a dynamic lineup kicking off August 23 with master magician Lance Burton and spanning through December with holiday favorite Postmodern Jukebox. He discusses the diversity of the season’s acts, which include Motown legends The Spinners, contemporary Christian music star Crowder, country icon John Michael Montgomery with his son Walker Montgomery, award-winning a cappella group Home Free, bluegrass great Ricky Skaggs with Kentucky Thunder, and more. Bostick also outlines season ticket packages, flexible ticketing options, group discounts, and exciting educational opportunities hosted by the Heindl Center throughout the year.Rodeo Student-Athletes Compete at CNFRLater in the show, Darby provides an update on the Northwest Mississippi Community College rodeo team as several student-athletes prepare to compete in the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper, Wyoming. Rodeo Coach Will Lummis leads a strong group that includes Hank Burgess, Luke Stanley, Will Collier, Christian Cagle, Dakota Smith, and Justin Dickerson. Listeners are encouraged to follow the competition on ESPN+ and support these outstanding student-athletes as they represent NWCC on the national stage.Keywords:Northwest Mississippi Community College, Heindl Center, Lance Burton, The Spinners, Crowder, John Michael Montgomery, Walker Montgomery, Home Free, Ricky Skaggs, Kentucky Thunder, Postmodern Jukebox, Senatobia, live performance, Mississippi arts, fall concert series, family entertainment, ticket packages, group discounts, CNFR, college rodeo, Coach Will Lummis, ESPN+, NWCC events, performing arts in Mississippi.