Opry 100: A Night of Country Music Legends That Will Be Remembered Forever
In a once-in-a-century celebration, the Grand Ole Opry marked its 100th anniversary with a spectacular live event that brought together country music’s biggest icons, past and present, for a night of unforgettable performances.
Hosted by Blake Shelton, Opry 100 was a powerhouse showcase aired live on NBC and Peacock, blending tradition and innovation, history and modern flair. It wasn’t just a concert — it was a tribute to the roots and the future of country music.
A Star-Studded Lineup
The event featured a staggering roster of Opry members and guests, including:
Garth Brooks
Reba McEntire
Carrie Underwood
Eric Church
Trisha Yearwood
Dierks Bentley
Ashley McBryde
Randy Travis
Carly Pearce
The War & Treaty
Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Alan Jackson, Trace Adkins, Clint Black, Marty Stuart, Post Malone, Alison Krauss, Yolanda Adams, Steven Curtis Chapman, Jamey Johnson, and many more.
From gospel to bluegrass, classic ’90s hits to modern anthems, the show celebrated the diversity of country’s voices.
Highlights of the Night
Blake Shelton, Clint Black, and Trace Adkins teamed up for a “Party Jam” segment, rocking the stage with ’90s hits like “Pickup Man,” “Nothin’ But the Taillights,” and (This Ain’t) No Thinkin’ Thing.
Carrie Underwood delivered a moving tribute to Randy Travis, reminding everyone of the deep emotional roots in country storytelling.
A surprise Post Malone + Travis Tritt collaboration energized the crowd, bringing cross-genre excitement.
Luke Combs gave one of the most praised performances of the evening, proving once again why he’s a current leader in the genre.
A Historic Finale
The show closed with a soaring group rendition of “I Will Always Love You,” led by Lady A, Reba McEntire, and Carrie Underwood — a beautiful tribute to Dolly Parton and the Opry’s enduring legacy.
But the magic didn’t stop there.
In a special encore performance reserved only for the in-person audience, over 50 Opry members remained on stage to sing “Will the Circle Be Unbroken” in unison. It was a moving, spiritual moment — one that symbolized the unity and timelessness of the Opry family.
The performance later surfaced online via Country Rebel and has since gone viral among fans craving a glimpse of the live-only moment.
How to Watch
You can now stream Opry 100 in its entirety on Peacock, where every iconic duet, tribute, and jam is available on demand.
Final Thoughts
More than a celebration, Opry 100 was a love letter to country music — to its stories, its stars, and its steadfast fans. It reminded us all why the Grand Ole Opry isn’t just a stage, but the heartbeat of country tradition for generations.
If you missed it live, now’s your chance to experience the magic — because this was more than a concert.
This was history.