The Grand Ole Opry Returns to The Ryman Auditorium

Starting November 4st and running through the New Year, the historic Grand Ole Opry will be performed at its original, legendary location – the Ryman Auditorium. Affectionately known as “The Mother Church of Country Music,” the Ryman Auditorium is a cherished landmark for country music enthusiasts, and serves as a truly memorable venue for experiencing country music’s greatest show on Earth. From living legends such as Loretta Lynn and George Jones to today’s hottest up and coming stars including Dierks Bentley and Alison Krauss, the revered list of performers that could appear on any night provides a constant buzz of excitement around this long-standing concert series, and is sure to please a wide fan base.

While experiencing the Grand Ole Opry at the Ryman Auditorium is certainly an experience to behold, those looking for an in-depth journey through the Ryman may want to look into the Ryman Auditorium Self-Guided Tour as well. During this unique look into one of the most popular venues in the nation you’ll have the chance to explore a wide variety of memorabilia tied to the Opry and Ryman, explore the building’s unique history and even step on the very same stage that has housed the famous Opry since 1943!

Of course, if you’d like an encompassing look at all things country, then there’s not a better stop in Nashville than the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Featuring a stunning architectural design, the 40,000 square foot building houses both the Country Music Hall of Fame and the complete history of country music through three stories of memorabilia, video, audio and interactive exhibits. Whether browsing the massive collection of every gold and platinum country record ever produced or enjoying rare recordings from the pioneers of this uniquely American art form, you’ll find a complete understanding of country music waiting to be discovered in a truly entertaining fashion.

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