Lois Ann Marler

Audience members can expect smooth vocals, exciting costuming and song selections that are easily recognizable. Because Lois Ann performs a century's worth of music, it's very likely that it's been decades since audiences have heard her songs performed live. It's a magic experience. Audience participation is also infused into every show.

Are you looking for a great singer to entertain your crowd with an interactive program? Lois Ann Marler specializes in performing American classics with backing tracks -- in eye-catching costuming. At the heart of her entertainment is her treasured production, "A Tribute to Love," performed in sequin gowns and satin gloves ... with feathers flying! Audience members don feather boas as well as Lois Ann takes everyone on a stroll down memory lane. Cherished tunes like "All of Me," "I Can't Give You Anything But Love," "Fly Me To the Moon," "P.S. I Love You," "At Last," "Big Spender," "Fever," "Moon River" and many more create a classy finish to your banquet, party or special event!

If your crowd likes country, Lois Ann segues into favorites by Hank Williams, Patsy Cline and Linda Ronstadt. Your event should be catered to your every whim, and Lois Ann works with your event planner to guarantee a stellar entertainment package. Communication is key -- at every stage of planning -- so Lois Ann inquires about every imaginable detail of your event to make sure no stone is left unturned.

A special guy in the crowd? Lois Ann tastefully pays special attention to the fellas as she croons and works her magic with feather boas. Lois Ann has performed numerous shows at Missouri Veteran Homes to most appreciative audiences. Because of her vast catalog of songs, her performance is relevant to those who served in the World War II, Korean War and Vietnam War eras. "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," one of her most requested songs, is a crowd favorite.

Upon request, Lois Ann performs as "Chloe the Flapper Girl" in fringe and feathers. "Five-Foot Two, Eyes of Blue," "Happy Days Are Here Again," Sweet Georgia Brown," and "Puttin' on the Ritz" are some of her most requested numbers for Roarin' '20s shows.

Because Lois Ann is a one-woman show, she is very affordable. Her backing tracks allow her to perform a century's worth of music, including early jazz, jazz standards and swing, vintage rock and country, and modern rock and country without the cost of band members. A quick, easy set-up, especially good for limited spaces, make Lois Ann an easy choice for your event.

Lois Ann loves to dance as well as sing, so if your crowd plans to boogie down, she can provide basic line dance instruction.

Lois Ann grew up in the '60s amidst the upheaval of American culture, yet sheltered in the Ozark hills of South-Central Missouri. Her musical influences included a diversity of genres from classical to rock. She faithfully watched The Lawrence Welk Show and other variety shows of the day like Tony Orlando & Dawn, Sonny & Cher and Hee Haw, often with her blue Panasonic cassette recorder in front of the television.

Her adult life met with many opportunities to sing in church choir, weddings, funerals and fundraisers. After stints in musical theater, Lois Ann decided to develop her own musical shows, and the rest is history.