Grand Ole Opry House

  • Monday-Sunday, 10 am - 4 pm
  • Tuesday, 5:30 pm - 9:30 pm
  • Friday-Saturday, 5:30 pm - 9:30 pm

600 Opry Mills Dr.
Nashville, TN 37214

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Upcoming Schedule

  • Opry Country Classics6 March
  • The Grand Ole Opry7 March
  • The Grand Ole Opry8 March
  • Crime Junkie Podcast9 March
  • The Grand Ole Opry12 March
  • Opry Country Classics13 March
  • The Grand Ole Opry15 March
  • The Grand Ole Opry21 March
  • The Grand Ole Opry22 March
  • The Grand Ole Opry25 March
  • The Grand Ole Opry26 March
  • Opry Country Classics27 March
  • The Grand Ole Opry28 March
  • The Grand Ole Opry29 March
  • The Grand Ole Opry1 April
  • Opry Country Classics1 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry2 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry3 May
  • Opry Country Classics8 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry9 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry10 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry13 May
  • Opry Country Classics15 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry16 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry17 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry20 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry23 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry24 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry27 May
  • Opry Country Classics29 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry30 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry31 May
  • The Grand Ole Opry3 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry3 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry4 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry6 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry7 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry7 June
  • Sunday Mornin' Country with Brenda Lee, Charlie McCoy, John Berry and More8 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry10 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry11 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry12 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry13 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry14 June
  • The Wiggles15 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry17 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry18 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry19 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry20 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry21 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry24 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry25 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry26 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry27 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry28 June
  • The Grand Ole Opry29 June
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In 1974 the Grand Ole Opry radio program moved from the Ryman Auditorium to the newly built Grand Ole Opry House. The Opry House seats 4,372 almost double that of the Ryman and carries on the Ryman’s style of wooden pews and full balcony seating making it seem like a little big sister to the Opry’s former home. The Venue is next to a mall “Opry Mills” and a luxury hotel “Gaylord Opryland” both of which were built because of the Grand Ole Opry’s move. The Grand Ole Opry helped put country music on the map and the Grand Ole Opry House has proven to be a venue that can carry and contribute to the Opry program’s storied history.

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