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4.8 32,750 reviews

America's Stage, Live Every Weekend in Nashville

The show that launched country music runs every week at 600 Opry Mills Drive.

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About Us

Since 1925, the Grand Ole Opry has broadcast live country music without missing a single Saturday night. That streak, nearly a century long, is not a marketing line. It is a documented fact that outlasted the Great Depression, World War II, and the digital revolution. When you walk through those doors on Opry Mills Drive, you are stepping into the same broadcast that Hank Williams, Dolly Parton, and Garth Brooks walked into before you.

The current Opry House opened in 1974, built around a six-foot circle of oak flooring cut from the stage of the original Ryman Auditorium downtown. Every performer who steps into that circle stands on the same wood that defined the genre. Guests who have attended describe the feeling as something between a concert and a homecoming, a room where 4,400 people somehow feel like a small crowd.

With a 4.8-star rating across more than 32,000 reviews, the Opry draws first-timers and multi-generational families alike. Special event nights like the recent 25th-anniversary celebration of O Brother, Where Art Thou? bring together the artists who made those recordings, turning a single evening into a living piece of music history.

What We Offer

A typical Opry show runs two segments separated by an intermission, giving audiences a rotation of four to six acts spanning classic country, bluegrass, gospel, and contemporary artists. The lineup changes week to week, which means no two shows are identical. Membership in the Opry cast currently stands at around 100 artists, and any of them can appear on any given night.

Beyond the weekly Saturday broadcast, the Opry schedules Tuesday and Friday shows most of the year, holiday specials around Christmas and the Fourth of July, and exclusive ticketed events tied to anniversaries and album releases. Backstage tours run daily, taking guests through the dressing rooms, onto the actual stage, and into the circle of oak that has grounded performers for 50 years.

Tickets are available at multiple price tiers from general admission floor seats to reserved rows close enough to see the performers' expressions. The Opry Plaza outside the venue hosts free pre-show entertainment on select nights, making the experience worth arriving early for.

Why Choose Us

Continuous weekly broadcasts since 1925, the longest-running live radio show in American history.
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars by more than 32,750 verified guests, one of Nashville's highest-rated attractions.
The stage circle contains original Ryman Auditorium oak, connecting every performance to the genre's founding era.
A rotating cast of roughly 100 active members means the lineup surprises even repeat visitors.
Special event shows, from anniversary concerts to themed tributes, give fans reasons to return beyond the regular schedule.
Daily backstage tours let guests walk the same halls used by Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, and Brad Paisley.

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"This was my first time to go to the Opry House. We went for the 25th anniversary of "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" movie and soundtrack. This event celebrated the musicians and artists who produced the soundtrack 25 years ago. The music was performed by some my favorite musicians. The performances and music were amazing! I was not disappointed. The seats were padded church pews and were very comfortable. There's food and drinks inside which you can take to your seat. They have a big souvenir shop and conduct guided tours if you can't make it to a concert. If you love the Nashville music scene, a concert at the Opry House with your favorite musicians should be on your bucket list!"
— *Happy Days*
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2 weeks ago
"Hubby and family worked at the Opry (Ryman) for decades . Although this was our first time at the new Grand Ole Opry on May 22 2026 it won't be the last! Our son, David Boisvert ( Sax) -is carrying on decades of family involvement with the Ryman Oprey and had the honor of accompaning T Graham Brown on his #1 hit " Hell and High Water."along with other truly fabulous musicians. David is now continuing decades of family involvement and enjoyment at the Opry! Backstage was an incredible experience of nostalgia, music and technology. We really enjoyed the variety of music presented. A must do!"
— Sharon J Cher Boisvert Tanley
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2 months ago
"We had heard so many good things about going to the Opry. We had a fabulous time--great show! Wonderful music venue. Top-notch acts. Would love to go again if we are ever in the Nashville area. Great view from all seats. We purchased parking on-line when we bought our tickets, which saved about $7. However, you can park for free by the shopping mall area, if you don't mind walking a little farther."
— Loretta Divine
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6 months ago
"We loved our whole experience! The pulled pork sandwich was great! Ataff was friendly and very quick. We loved the show! We came for one of the Chriatmas shows and got to see Lainey Wilson. Ahe was fantastic! All of the performers were great and we had am amazing night! If you plan on buying something at the gift shop, I suggest going early before the concert. Afterwards, it is nearly impossible to move around the shop. There were a couple hundred people in there at a time. We sat in the balcony on the far left side of the stage, 2nd row. The seats were great! If you want to see the screen behind the artist, you might want to sit elsewhere, but there is a large tv monitor so you can see a front view as well. I would come back to Tennessee just to see the show again! We bought pur tickets 2 days before. The price dropped a lottle, but those tickets sold REALLY quickly, so we ended up one row back."
— alisa kirk
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"There’s nothing quite like a night at the Grand Ole Opry—and this visit reminded me exactly why it’s such a legendary experience. I went with a party of eight, and from start to finish, everything was smooth, welcoming, and unforgettable. First off, parking was incredibly easy, which made arriving stress-free (a huge plus when you’re coordinating a larger group). Once inside, we found our seats quickly—and they were fantastic. The atmosphere in the Opry House is electric, yet somehow still feels personal and intimate, like you’re part of something truly special. The lineup that night was outstanding. Seeing Charlie Worsham live was a treat—his musicianship and stage presence really stood out. Belmont Bluegrass Ensemble brought an authentic, energetic sound that had the whole place buzzing, and Michael Cleveland absolutely tore it up on the fiddle—easily one of the most impressive performances of the night. Then came the harmonies of The Gatlin Brothers, which were as tight and timeless as ever, followed by the incredible Rhonda Vincent, whose voice and presence were simply phenomenal. Every act brought something unique, but together it felt like a perfect celebration of country and bluegrass music at its finest. What really stood out was how the Opry blends world-class talent with a welcoming, down-to-earth vibe. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just visiting Nashville, it’s the kind of place that makes you feel connected to the music and the moment. By the end of the night, all eight of us were already talking about coming back—and honestly, I can’t wait. This experience didn’t just meet expectations, it raised the bar. If you’ve never been, go. If you have, go again. It truly makes you want to come back more often."
— Sean M

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I buy tickets for a Grand Ole Opry show?

Tickets are sold through the official website at opry.com and at the Opry House box office at 600 Opry Mills Dr, Nashville, TN 37214. Multiple seating tiers are available, and popular dates sell out well in advance, so booking early is recommended.

How long does an Opry show last?

Most shows run approximately two and a half hours with an intermission between two segments. Each segment features several different artists, so the pace moves quickly.

Can I take a backstage tour even if I don't attend a show?

Yes. Backstage tours are offered daily and are ticketed separately from show admission. The tour includes access to dressing rooms, the stage, and the famous six-foot oak circle. Tour times and availability are listed on opry.com.

Is the Grand Ole Opry suitable for children?

Absolutely. The Opry is a family-friendly venue. Children who can sit through a two-and-a-half-hour show will enjoy the variety of performers. Children two and under are generally admitted free when seated on a lap, but check current policies when purchasing tickets.

What is the dress code at the Grand Ole Opry?

There is no formal dress code. Guests arrive in everything from jeans and boots to Sunday-best attire. Most people dress smart casual, but you will feel comfortable however you choose to dress.

Is parking available at the venue?

Yes. The Opry House is located adjacent to Opry Mills Mall, and paid parking is available in the surrounding lots. Arriving 45 to 60 minutes before showtime is recommended to allow time for parking and entry.

Do the performers change each night, or is the lineup fixed?

The lineup rotates every show. The Opry's active membership of around 100 artists means any combination can appear on a given night. The full lineup is typically announced a few days before each show on opry.com.

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