The Grand Ole Opry is country music’s biggest stage, home to legends and rising stars. The world’s longest running radio show since 1925, the Opry celebrates its 100th anniversary with Opry 100—a year-long celebration featuring bigger, bolder shows.

The Grand Ole Opry welcomes some of the best artists and performers of today to make history on our stage every week. Come and see the honorary artists, comedians, dancers, and guests as part of the world-famous Opry experience.

Experience the thrill of an Opry backstage tour. This is a must-see Nashville attraction for country music lovers. Learn about day and post-show tours.

The Opry House features cushioned pew seating, like in many churches. We have accessible seating options for those who need them. The seating capacity for Opry shows is 4,372 and varies for other events.

2024年6月5日 · Experience a lineup of the most talented country stars – both classic and current – performing chart-toppers, deep cuts, and new songs on the world-famous Opry stage.

From backstage lounges to exclusive tours and celebrity artist meetings, learn more about the special experiences that the Grand Ole Opry offers.

2025年3月19日 · Blake Shelton hosts a star-studded celebration of 100 years of the Grand Ole Opry, featuring Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood, Garth Brooks, and MORE. Airing LIVE from the Opry House on NBC/Peacock, be there for this once-in-a …

Every Opry show features eight or more artists – think country superstars, award-winning musicians, and legendary songwriters – as they step into the famous wooden circle and put on unforgettable live performances up-close at the Opry House and to a global audience through WSM Radio, Sirius XM, and Circle Country. The lineup is always changing, and it’s never the …

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See country legends, chart-toppers, and rising stars make history on country music’s biggest stage. Every night on the Opry is a tribute to country music’s past, present, and future, all on the iconic stage that has defined it for 100 years.