Grand Ole Opry
Nashville, TN 37214
Phone: (615) 871-6779
- Hours:
- Box office:, Mon, Wed, Thu 10am-5pm, Tue 10am-7:30pm, , Fri 10:30am-8:30pm, Sat 10am-10pm
Editorial Review for Grand Ole Opry – by Craig Shelburne
In Short
After many decades--and venue changes--the Grand Ole Opry is still the stage aspiring country stars dream of playing on. On Fridays, Saturdays and often on Tuesdays, Nashville mainstays entertain tourists. Though these performances are also broadcast on the radio and the Internet, no visit is complete without catching a live show. The Opry House occasionally hosts gospel concerts or church conventions and sometimes you can catch free music on the Opry Plaza.
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Insider Tips
The ExtrasGroup tickets are available for parties of 20 or more. Call (615) 871-5043 for more information.
User Reviews for Grand Ole Opry
02/19/2006 Posted by electrocution
We have been several times to the Ryman and as always it was spectacular. The seating is the only drawback. But it is an old building. The bench style seating can get cramped depending on the girth of your neighbors. But the show makes up for that. As usual a great diversity of musical talent
Pros: show, history, location
Cons: seating
10/28/2005 Posted by jerryo1028
My first trip to the Opry was a several years back. I didn't know who was going to play that night. We were there for the radio show and they had a newcomer there that night. It was his first apperance and he sang "If Tomorrow Never Comes" (Garth Brooks), and I told my group, "That boy is going to be Big". I recommend the trip to anyone who loves country music as much as I do.
Schedule
| 10/11/2008 | 2008 BIRTHDAY CONCERT FEATURING LORRIE MORGAN |
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| 1:00 pm |
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