
The Grand Ole Opry is a famous live music show and concert hall in Nashville, the home of country music. Singers and bands have performed on its stage every week for almost a hundred years.
It is one of the longest-running radio shows in the world and the dream stage for country musicians. Families love the friendly performers, the shiny circle of wood on the stage, and the sing-along songs.
Nashville is nicknamed Music City, and the Opry is its most famous stage for country and bluegrass songs.
The show first went on the radio in 1925, making it one of the oldest continuous broadcasts anywhere.
A round piece of wood from an older stage sits in the floor so today's stars stand where legends once sang.