Tabuchi, who will be playing at The Grand in Wausau at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 12, has an unlikely story: Born in Daishoji, Japan, he was trained on the violin in the Suzuki method from a young age, but he ...

Shoji Tabuchi, a world-renowned fiddler, was a staple at the Grand Ole Opry as well as in Branson, Missouri. The musician died Aug. 11, 2023, at 79.

BRANSON, Mo. — Shoji Tabuchi, who learned to play the violin as child in his native Japan and would go on to perform thousands of shows in Branson, Missouri, in a theater that bore his name ...

The National Fiddler Hall of Fame announced Branson's Shoji Tabuchi will be inducted into its hall of fame. The organization will honor Shoji special gala, headlined by Grammy Award recipient Kris ...

After about a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19, world-renowned fiddler and entertainer Shoji Tabuchi will perform a one-year live show, "An Evening with Shoji," at Little Opry Theatre in Branson ...

Saturday the world-famous violinist and entertainer Shoji Tabuchi returns to Oak Grove for two shows on June 11. The performances are 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Thomas Jason Lingo Community Center ...

Tabuchi, hailed as the “King of Branson,” had been a popular draw in the live music and family vacation spot for more than 30 years. By USA Today Aug 13, 2023, 5:44pm PDT Claudette Riley ...

Violinist Shoji Tabuchi, a staple in Branson, died Friday at 79. Tabuchi was best known for the eponymous family variety show that entertained legions of fans.