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Nashville Star Angela Hacker at BellSouth Acuff Theatre
Country Music Hall of Fame
The Country Music Hall of Fame is a 37 million dollar structure that spans an entire block of downtown Nashville.
For 8 weeks, viewers of Nashville Star supported their favorite performer and cast votes to keep their choice performers' in the running to be the next Nashville Star, and, ultimately, their votes resulted in Angela Hacker being deemed the next Nashville Star. Angela Hacker is the 5th performer who has one the title of Nashville Star and has been given the coveted recording contract with WBR Nashville. All of this country music competition has been housed in the BellSouth Acuff Theatre, in Nashville, Tennessee. Frequently offering quality entertainment, in proximity to the Grande Ole Opry House and the Opry Mills, the BellSouth Acuff Theatre seats up to 1,800 people and is named after Country Music Hall of Fame member Roy Acuff. Since 1979, the BellSouth Acuff Theatre has been providing quality entertainment to visitors and residents of Nashville as well as to audiences across the nations who are dedicated to the television show Nashville Star. In the center of Nashville's music district, it's easy to find other venues of musical entertainment aside from the BellSouth Acuff Theatre, including the Grand Ole Opry, which is right across the street from the BellSouth Acuff Theatre. For over 75 years, the Grand Ole Opry has provided audiences with performances by popular country music artists, and its other neighbor Opry Mills has provided Nashville lovers with a place where they can find several shops and eateries and also be entertained by a movie or one of its special events. Lodging near the music and entertainment venues includes the: |
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Gaylord Opryland Hotel
Beautiful rooms and great service. The interior gardens and waterfalls were breathtaking. We would stay there again. However, we felt the extra $10 per night charge (included with your package) and $12 per night self-parking (an extra) or $18 per night valet parking from the hotel were excessive, considering the high room rate. The shuttle drivers to the Opry Mills Mall and Grand Ole Opry were great - full of information!
-Lloyd Dibble, Cosby, TN Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
JUST GOT BACK FROM A WONDERFUL WEEK END IN NASHVILLE, TOOK IN THE FRIDAY NIGHT OPRY ALSO SATURDAY NIGHT OPRY, ON SATURDAY WE VISITED THE C M HALL WELL WORTH THE MONEY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING.I LEARNED THINGS I NEVER KNEW ABOUT SOME OF THE ENTERTAINERS. TALKED TO MR, ANDERSON DOWNSTAIRS ALSO. KEEP OF THE GOOD WORK, LOOKING FORWARD TO MY NEXT TRIP TO NASHVILLE, THANK YOU. HERSHEL
-HERSHEL E STRONG, FINDLAY, OHIO Grand Ole Opry Country Music Show - Nashville
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I was born in Carthage Tennessee and grew up around country music, my dad played guitar and sang on the radio in Carthage when there was only 1500 to 2000 people there.They had the radio station in a small building where the farmers brought their milk in a five gallon can. They played and sang country and gospel music. I play ,my son playes country music. Take it from me when you ae in Nashville go to the Grand Ole Opry you wili love it. my wife and I are going to Nashville this Spring so be on the look out for two red necks coming to town.
-Freddie Hughes, Topeka , Kansas, my second Home |
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