The Grand Ole OpryYou're in for a great night of Nashville entertainment! The Grand Ole Opry started as a radio broadcast back in 1925 and is still providing live entertainment to millions of people today. You can still hear the radio broadcast on the radio and on the internet. Millions of people also watch the broadcast on TV’s (GAC) Great American Country channel. But you can only see the show performed live here in Nashville Tennessee.
What can you expect to see at the show? That’s a good question because you never know who is going to drop in and play a few tunes. One thing that you can’t plan on in advanced is what entertainers are going to be there. The entertainment schedule is not complete until a few days before the show. Entertainers range from country music legends like Loretta Lynn to new sensations like Carrie Underwood. You may see country music legend George Jones performing on the same night as a hot new star.
You will hear a wide variety of musical styles including country, bluegrass, gospel, comedy and more. The shows are every Friday and Saturday night and Tuesday nights up through December 15th. All three nights the shows are at 7:00 p.m. and occasionally on Saturday nights they have a second show at 9:00 p.m. Usually the show is at the Opry House, but sometimes they will have the show at the Ryman Auditorium. Are you looking for some good old country music? Beginning in 2009 every Thursday night at 7:00 p.m. you can see "The Opry Country Classics" featuring the classic country songs and square dancing that have been around for years. New artist will be performing as well as members of the Grand Ole Opry and the Country Music Hall Fame. It should be a great night of entertainment. Sometimes special events are hosted at the Opry. The Nashville Star is sometimes taped here. The GMA Dove Awards are also hosted at the Opry House annually. It is the biggest night of the year for Gospel Music. The Opry Complex is larger than you might think. It has the following venues: 
• The Grand Ole Opry House• The Acuff Theatre • The Opry Museum • The Opry Plaza • The Opry Shop Tours are offered 7 days a week at 11:00 am, 12:45 p.m., 2:45 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. You will get to see what happens behind the scenes. Right after a tour would be a perfect time to visit the Museum. You may also want to take a few quick steps across the parking lot and visit Opry Mills Mall while you are here. Did you know that you can create an event of your own at the Opry? You can plan small parties to large events. Click here to visit the
Now you know why it is the number one Nashville tourist attraction. It is a great place to visit, and the Nashville entertainment that you will see here is fabulous. Photo contributions Thanks to cliff1066 for the photo contributions.Click here to see more photos by
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