Riders In The Sky in Shipshewana

Riders In The Sky is an American western music and comedy group formed in Nashville in 1977. Drawing on the cowboy-song tradition, the group is known for close harmony, yodeling and character-based humor, as well as its performance of “Woody’s Roundup” in Toy Story 2 and the albums Woody’s Roundup and Monsters, Inc. Scream Factory Favorites. The group gave its first public performance at Herr Harry’s Frank N’ Steins in 1977. Riders In The Sky joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1982, establishing a long association with its stage, and later brought its cowboy repertoire to concert halls including Carnegie Hall and the Hollywood Bowl.