Bill Cody, a longtime personality at WSM Radio in Nashville and the “Voice of the Grand Ole Opry,” died Tuesday. He was 67. Read more trending news WSM announced the death of Cody, who had been at the ...

A trailblazing country music broadcaster is stepping into one of Nashville radio's most recognizable weekday time slots.

Longtime Nashville media star Kelly Sutton, the first woman to serve as Opry announcer, says she is thrilled to carry on WSM ...

It has been a heartbreaking year for country music fans with more than 20 stars dying already. Recently, two more names were ...

The following is the look at those who have died so far in 2026: Country music has lost another beloved performer. Don Adams, a singer, songwriter and longtime band member for Johnny Paycheck and ...

Wednesday (July 15) marks the 65th anniversary of Whisperin' Bill Anderson's Grand Ole Opry membership, extending his record as the longest-serving continuous member in Opry history. "It'l be fun to ...

On July 15, 1961, Anderson became a member of the Grand Ole Opry. Sixty-five years later, he continues to celebrate a historic legacy as the Opry's longest-serving continuous member. "It'll be fun to ...

When John R. Miller made his second appearance at the Grand Ole Opry on Thursday night, he didn’t do it alone. The Appalachian-born singer-songwriter was joined by Dinosaur Jr. frontman J Mascis for a ...

Fans who want to take part in the Grand Ole Opry’s ongoing 100th anniversary can now do so on a budget, for a limited time. As part of the Opry’s “Summer of the Century” celebration, fans will get $25 ...

Bill Anderson marked the 65th anniversary of his membership in the Grand Ole Opry on July 15, 2026, becoming the longest‑serving continuous member in the institution’s history. The celebration, held ...

The Grand Ole Opry threw a party for Bill Anderson as he hit a milestone no one else has reached in the venue's history. The country music star celebrated 65 years as a member of the Grand Ole Opry, ...