60 years of timeless music, memories, and performances on the Opry stage with the "Rolls Royce" of country music! Connie Smith, you are a treasure. ♥️ | Grand Ole Opry

Jon Randall and Jessi Alexander brought the words of Alison Krauss and Brad Paisley to life again on the Opry stage with a stunning rendition of “Whiskey Lullaby." Fun fact: Jon Randall co-wrote this hit with Opry star Bill Anderson and it was recently named one of Opry's 100 Greatest Songs! Tune in Saturday nights at 9/8c for more great performances as part of Opry Live on our Facebook or YouTube channel! | Grand Ole Opry

We love a good ladies night 💕 Tune in to re-live the magic from recent performances by Opry star Carrie Underwood, Kathy Mattea's Opry member induction, and Suzy Bogguss' unforgettable invitation to become the next member on this premiere of Opry Live! | Grand Ole Opry

We’ve got two very special guests and two very special Opry Members to surprise us tonight! Tune in — you won’t want to miss this! | Grand Ole Opry

Two years ago, the Opry stage lit up with stories and songs through a tribute to the one and only Keith Whitley as we remembered his legacy. When “Don’t Close Your Eyes” echoed through the Opry House and radio waves for the first time back in 1988, it was country music history unfolding right before our eyes. Now, that powerful moment is part of Opry 100: Country’s Greatest Songs — a celebration of the music and memories that shaped us. Listen and relive the magic: https://opry.lnk.to/100 | Gran

🥁 This 3-year-old just made Grand Ole Opry history! Remi Steinert overcame heart surgery as a newborn and is now the youngest musician to ever perform at the iconic venue. What do you think of his incredible journey? | KMTV 3 News Now

Big news—the Grand Ole Opry is heading back to Carnegie Hall! This marks the Opry's fourth trip there in our 100-year history, and it’s shaping up to be a really special night. Scotty McCreery will be joined by Rhonda Vincent, Henry Cho, and The War and Treaty on Carnegie Hall’s largest stage for a one-night-only show on Friday, March 20. It’s all part of the Hall’s “United in Sound: America at 250” festival, and we can't wait to take the stage there again. 🎟️ Tickets are on sale now at carnegi