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Best of Bill Anderson Visits With The Legends
Today 2:00 pm ET
No instrument says "country" more than the fiddle, and on this week's show, originally broadcast in 2002, Bill salutes some of the greatest fiddle players in history.
(1 hr)
Rebroadcast: Tomorrow 9:00 pm ET
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Grand Ole Opry
Tonight 7:00 pm ET
Scheduled to appear: Wynonna, Steve Wariner, Hal Ketchum, Jim Ed Brown, Jimmy C. Newman, Mike Snider.
(3 hrs)
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Tuesday Night Opry
Tues 7/7 8:00 pm ET
Scheduled to appear: Aaron Tippin, Little Jimmy Dickens, Jeannie Seely, Cherryholmes. (1 hr)
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The Grand Ole Opry
Tuesdays 8pm ET
Commercial-Free Encores: Fridays 7 pm ET; Saturdays 8 pm ET
Recognized around the world for showcasing the best in live American country music, the Grand Ole Opry is the oldest running radio program in the U.S. Its legendary stage has helped to shape important music stars, performances, and moments in country music history. That tradition continues on The Roadhouse.
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The Best of Bill Anderson Visits With The Legends
Saturdays 2 pm ET
Sundays 9 pm ET
Country legend and Hall of Famer Bill Anderson looks back at the definitive moments in country music history with the people who made it happen. Hear insider stories from folks like Tanya Tucker, Tom T. Hall, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Merle Haggard and Kris Kristofferson in over 142 timeless episodes that are a true education for history buffs and country music fans. It will change the way you listen to the music!
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Rear View with Wade Jessen
Saturdays 7 am ET
Sundays 6pm ET
Wade Jessen, one of the nation's most knowledgeable country music historians digs deep into his personal music collection to bring you rarities and deep cuts from some of your favorite classic country artists. He'll share the stories behind the songs, and the artists who made them timeless classics.
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Where it all started. Nothing but classics from Merle Haggard, Dolly Parton, Waylon Jennings, Tammy Wynette, Conway Twitty, Patsy Cline and more. Legendary music from the Hall of Fame to the Grand Ole Opry... it's what real country music is made of.
What we play: Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, George Jones, and many more.
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