The Grand Ole Opry has always been a national treasure to country music fans, but now it's officially a national treasure to the rest of the country, too.
Craig Wayne Boyd, the season seven winner of NBC’s Emmy Award winning The Voice, will help the Opry bring in the new year with his debut Opry performance on Sat., Jan. 3.
CMA Awards' New Artist of the Year nominee Cole Swindell made his debut on the legendary Grand Ole Opry stage last week. His three song set included his two consecutive…
As a lover of all things music I found this pretty amazing. Lorde was a guest at the Grand Ol Opry last week! She shared the above photo at the…
Go Kristian! Go Kristian! Go, go, go Kristian! Sugarland's Kristian Bush is set to make his "Grand Ole Opry" solo debut tonight, Friday, July 18. This comes on the heels…
Krystal Keith embraces her dad, Toby Keith, with TKO Artist Management President TK Kimbrell On Wednesday, July 9, country music singer-songwriter Krystal Keith took another stride forward with her debut…
The Grand Ole Opry celebrated 40 years of country music at the Grand Ole Opry House on Saturday as the newest members of the Opry, Old Crow Medicine Show, led the cast in a show-opening performance of Opry patriarch Roy Acuff’s “Wabash Cannonball.” The 40th Opry House Anniversary Show began as the very first Opry performance at the Opry House did, with video footage of Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys from 1940 performing the band’s signature song. That performance transitioned to footage of Acuff and the Opry cast singing the song on March 16, 1974 before finally seamlessly transitioning to the curtain going up on Old Crow and a stage full of tonight’s other performers finishing the number for the live audience.
Chely Wright has pretty much shifted gears since publicly coming out as a lesbian in 2010. Now she's a wife and a mother of twin boys as well as an…
The Grand Ole Opry® is joining Women Rock For The Cure™ in the fight against breast cancer on Tues., Oct. 22 with its fifth annual "Opry Goes Pink" show. Grammy®…
Popular modern-day string band Old Crow Medicine Show was formally inducted into the Grand Ole Opry this evening by Opry members Dierks Bentley and Marty Stuart. Among the award-winning group's first performances in Nashville were on the sidewalks outside the Opry House in Summer 2000, playing for fans entering and exiting Opry performances. The band graduated to the Opry stage for its official Opry debut on Jan. 13, 2001, quickly became a fan favorite during dozens of Opry performances since, and was invited by Stuart to join the Opry on Aug. 16 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Just before show time, the band reprised its Opry Plaza performances from more than a dozen years ago, walking outside the Opry House and playing tunes including "Brave Boys" and "Hesitation Blues" for surprised fans waiting outside for the evening's Opry show.
Photo: Old Crow Medicine Show Facebook Congrats to Old Crow Medicine Show! The band was invited to join the Grand Ole Opry Friday evening by Opry member Marty Stuart during…