Grand Ole Opry: OPRY 100 with Ashley McBryde, Jake Worthington
Tuesday, November 10, 2026 · 7:00 PM · Grand Ole Opry House, Opryland
The Read
McBryde writes country songs about people who have made a mess of something and are not especially sorry. She sings them in a voice with real grain in it, and she has been unusually good at holding onto that edge while playing to crowds this size. On an Opry bill she gets a short set, which tends to concentrate rather than dilute what she does. The Opry still runs on variety-show logic. Artists cycle through short sets, and the live broadcast prevents the schedule from drifting. Every performer steps onto the six-foot circle of wood cut from the Ryman stage. The rest of the lineup fills in closer to the date, which is part of the deal. Until the lineup fills in, the familiar structure carries part of the evening’s value.
The Venue
Grand Ole Opry House
2804 Opryland Dr
The Opry left the Ryman on March 15, 1974. President Nixon played piano on opening night. Roy Acuff supervised the installation of the circle of wood cut from the Ryman stage.
Tickets
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Shape The Night
Before
Pyramids CafeFamily owned since 1993, serving Mediterranean and Greek plates from a counter inside Opry Mills. Gyros, kebabs, falafel and hummus, ordered at the register and out fast. The independent option in a mall otherwise full of chains.
7:00 PM · Grand Ole Opry: OPRY 100 with Ashley McBryde, Jake Worthington
After
Dave & Buster'sAn arcade and bar at Opry Mills, open to midnight most nights and two in the morning on Saturday. Games, a long bar and a full menu. Worth knowing because almost nothing else at Opry Mills serves past ten.