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Due to COVID-19, masks must be worn inside the music show venue at all times. There will be no food or beveraged served inside the venue, but the Opry Back Porch BBQ food truck is located on the plaza. 

The Grand Ole Opry music show in Nashville has become synonymous with Nashville entertainment for nearly a century. There is no better way to spend amazing Saturday nights in Nashville TN than with a visit to this famous venue! There are always surprises at the shows, and you never know when your favorite may be performing. The venue was also once home to amazing performances from the late Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, and Troy Gentry. Make it your turn to be part of this exciting American tradition by reserving your ticket today.

The Grand Ole Opry can be found in the downtown Nashville area nearby other famous attractions such as the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and the Ryman Auditorium. There are also nearby hotel options including the famous Gaylord Opryland. If you have dreams of seeing the greatest country music performances in the world, do not miss out on this concert! Get your Grand Ole Opry tickets and feast your eyes and ears upon some quality entertainment and music as it storms the famous stage in Nashville, TN!

Please Note: The show schedule does not release final lineups until the Wednesday prior to each performance. This list will be updated weekly as new performers are confirmed and added to the lineup and the official Grand Ole Opry schedule.

History of The Grand Ole Opry
Established in 1925 as the WSM Barn Dance, Grand Ole Opry House got its humble roots thanks to the career of George D. Hay who launched the first performance in the Opry House alongside Uncle Jimmy Thompson. The Grand Ole Opry Broadcast brought legendary music to listeners every Saturday night. Momentum began after having countless performances and gaining a huge following, forcing it to expand and move to the Ryman Auditorium until 1974. Opry broadcasts and the live audience experience truly shaped the way that country music was performed. Each artist featured on the Opry schedule achieved a great success, as each performer was carefully selected by the executive producer of the shows.

By the time the Opry stage moved venues, the radio broadcast had gained so much popularity that it was drawing the attention of thousands including country legends. Johnny Cash was a famous member alongside Reba McEntire, Roy Acuff, Vince Gill, Minnie Pearl, Marty Stuart, Porter Wagoner, Earl Scruggs, Blake Shelton,Trace Adkins, Alan Jackson, Loretta Lynn, and other famed country artists. Newest member inductions included Luke Combs, Mark Wills, and Kelsea Ballerini. Because the traditional Grand Ole Opry show has made such a huge impact on the country music industry throughout the years, this is a huge honor and is considered to be on par with a Hall of Fame induction. Some of the other notable Grand Ole Opry member inductions include that of the Oak Ridge Boys, John Conlee, Dierks Bentley, Garth Brooks, and Terri Clark. Each of these country musicians and superstars have shaped the Nashville music industry. These Grand Ole Opry performances all go down in history, as these performances can be the most important event that a musician can achieve. Take a night out on the town to see an Opry Show! Enjoy comfy mezzanine seating or main floor digs as you become part of this Nashville legend!

Currently, the Opry Nashville house features a variety of contemporary country music stars to delight modern audience members. As well as paying homage to the late greats who shaped the genre, the venue is the perfect way for current stars to get a good start on their careers. Recent performers have included the Charlie Daniels Band, Dierks Bentley, and Brad Paisley. So whether you want to explore the talents of those legends of the past or enjoy country music in its modern form, there truly is something for everyone. Plus, there is no better way to celebrate the genre than to become a part of one of these Grand Old Opry concerts.You can even choose to take a Grand Ole Opry tour to learn more about this famous stage. Be sure to snag your Grand Ole Opry ticket because you never know who might be performing!

With so many amazing scheduled music performances to discover and lasting memories to create in Music City, you do not want to miss out on one of the most amazing places with a visit to the theater in Nashville! Whether you embark upon a tour or simply sit back and enjoy an unforgettable concert showcase, you are bound to have an amazing time so get your Opry tickets today and head to Nashville Tennessee for an unforgettable adventure in country music on the most beloved stage in the country! Guests can also choose to visit other notable Opry locales including the Gaylord Opryland Resort and the Ryman Auditorium, which was the original venue for the music show. The Ryman offers backstage tour ventures as well.

About The Country Classics Show
Differing from the regular show, the Country Classics show pays tribute to the legends of the concert hall's extensive history. Most of the Grand Ole Opry shows are hosted by Larry Gatlin of the Gatlin Brothers and features hits from classic country's prime. So if you never got to see Loretta Lynn or Johnny Cash perform on this famous stage, don't worry. Their essence is truly captured in this one-of-a-kind performance.

Have a 'Grand Ole' time at the Opry, one of the longest running radio show events, by snagging your Opry ticket today! Of course, be sure to check out some of the other awesome downtown attractions. When you aren't enjoying the live country music entertainment on the Grand Ole Opry stage or at the historic Ryman Auditorium, be sure to experience the best of the city, with a shopping trip to the Opry Mills Mall, or to one of the many museums in the area to explore the artists that made Nashville Tenn such a popular place to visit.