See the Grand Ole Opry’s new stage design

It’s the first new look in over two decades.

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Photo by Chris Hollo via the Grand Ole Opry

Take a seat and enjoy the Opry’s new stage. | Photo by Chris Hollo via the Grand Ole Opry

The Grand Ole Opry raised the curtain on a brand new set on Saturday — marking the show’s first major set change in over 20 years.

The $4 million renovation includes a new barn with lighting elements, a halo lighting effect for the “The Circle,” and new audio and video capabilities.

The first Saturday Night Opry show with the new stage featured a cast of Jon Pardi, The Oak Ridge Boys, Kat and Alex, Don Schlitz, The War and Treaty, Ricky Skaggs, and Mark Wills. The cast opened the show with “Will the Circle Be Unbroken” to unveil the new stage.

Did you know? Tennessee residents can score $45 tickets year-round with the Opry’s TN Friends ticket offer. 🎟️

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