Mid-Week Opry Shows

As with last week, there are two mid-week Opry shows on the schedule with the highlight being another Opry 100 Honors show, with this show honoring Charlie Daniels. 

From the Opry: 

Join us as we applaud the electrifying Charlie Daniels, whose signature fusion of Southern rock, bluegrass, and blues forever shaped the sound of country music. His iconic hit “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” not only showcased his extraordinary talent as a fiddle player but also as a songwriter—capturing the spirit of country storytelling.

A portion of ticket sales benefit the Opry Trust Fund, supporting the country music community in its times of greatest need. 

As you would expect, the lineup for the Tuesday night show is impressive. Grand Ole Opry members Trace Adkins, Jamey Johnson, Eddie Montgomery, Rhonda Vincent and Chris Young will be appearing. The only two non-members scheduled are The Travelin' McCourys and Gretchen Wilson. 

Now taking a look at the Wednesday Night Opry, Opry members T. Graham Brown, John Conlee, Dailey & Vincent, The Isaacs and Don Schlitz are scheduled. Last month, John Foster made his Grand Ole Opry debut and was very impressive. There were hundreds of comments asking when he would be back on the Opry. Well, on Wednesday night, he is back. Also guesting is Ashley Cook and making his Opry debut, Jonnie W. 

Jonnie W.’s comedy has been featured on Amazon Prime and plays daily on SiriusXM Radio. His two Dry Bar Comedy specials are viral hits, garnering millions of views. Jonnie has also been featured on the Grand Ole Opry’s Circle Network (StandUp Nashville) and recently joined fellow funnyman Nate Bargatze on tour, opening for several of Nate’s sold-out arena shows. He lives near Nashville, TN, with his wife, Curry.

With the July 4th holiday weekend, the final lineups were not posted.