Sunday, August 23, 2026

Mid-Week Opry Shows

The Tuesday Night Opry has Opry members Rhonda Vincent, The Whites and Riders In The Sky scheduled to appear, along with Clay Walker, Home Free, Morgan Myles, Will Moseley and making her Opry debut, Anna Graves. 

Tuesday August 25
7:00: Riders In The Sky, Will Moseley, Anna Graves, Rhonda Vincent
Intermission
8:20: The Whites, Morgan Myles, Home Free, Clay Walker


The Wednesday Night Opry features Opry members Dailey & Vincent and Charlie McCoy. Guesting are Mae Estes, Jamie O'Neal, Brandon Wisham, Home Free (back for a second night in a row) and Mountain Grass Unit, making their Opry debut. 

Wednesday August 26
7:00: Dailey & Vincent, Jamie O'Neal, Brandon Wisham, Home Free
Intermission
8:20: Ward Davis, Mountain Grass Unit, Mae Estes, Charlie McCoy


Anna Graves is a alt-folk artist from southern Minnesota and has built a following through authentic songwriting and live performances, opening for acts like Stevie Nicks, The Head and the Heart, and Maren Morris Opry. Her music blends cinematic pop melodies with folk intimacy, often drawing on themes of vulnerability, heartbreak, and healing Opry. She’s also known for her recent single Hollow Bones, which gained traction on TikTok and was featured in Harper’s Bazaar.

Mountain Grass Unit received their Opry invitation from Opry member Del McCoury. Hailing from Birmingham, Alabama, Mountain Grass Unit has rapidly emerged as one of the most electrifying young bands in modern bluegrass, fusing razor-sharp picking, fearless improvisation, and four-part harmony into a sound that feels both rooted and revolutionary. The quartet — Drury Anderson (mandolin, vocals), Luke Black (guitar, vocals), Josiah Nelson (fiddle, vocals), and Sam Wilson (bass, vocals) — first turned heads with their 2024 EP Runnin’ From Trouble, but 2025 proved to be their true breakthrough year. The band logged nearly 100 national tour dates, sold out over thirty headline shows, and delivered standout festival performances at Telluride Bluegrass, DelFest, Northlands, and WinterWonderGrass.

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