Grand Ole Opry Releases Vinyl of COVID-19 Shutdown Performances
The Grand Ole Opry, like most live music venues, was shut down due to COVID-19. But the show went on and a new vinyl album features the empty room performances.
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The Grand Ole Opry, like most live music venues, was shut down due to COVID-19. But the show went on and a new vinyl album features the empty room performances.
Just like in hockey, The Pucks always have a game plan. I think it goes something like this: Play hard, please the fans and always leave em wanting more. When they exited the stage at Treasure Cove Showroom on Sunday night, they left behind a room full of deliriously happy fans. Sure they had home ice advantage. But the reaction from musicfest and concert crowds alike is the same wherever they go. People love The Pucks. They gave a high-energy, nonstop show that delivered as promised. At the start, percussionist/singer Cindy Larsen said they’d do “some old favourites, some new pieces ...
'Unbroken': The Grand Ole Opry plans limited-edition LP dedicated to the music from the COVID-19 era 'Unbroken': The Grand Ole Opry plans limited-edition LP dedicated to the music from the COVID-19 era Listen March 12, 2021 11:00 AM Courtesy of Grand Ole Opry LLC.The Grand Ole Opry is commemorating the COVID-19 era with a new, limited-edition vinyl LP called Unbroken\Empty Room, Full Circle. The project will feature a selection of Opry performances from the period of months when shows took place without in-house audiences, which began in March 2020 and continued for 29 weeks. It include...
The Grand Ole Opry is commemorating the COVID-19 era with a new, limited-edition vinyl LP called Unbroken\Empty Room, Full Circle . The project will f...
The Grand Ole Opry is commemorating the COVID-19 era with a new, limited-edition vinyl LP called Unbroken\Empty Room, Full Circle . The project will feature a selection of Opry performances from the period of months when shows took place without in-house audiences, which began in March 2020 and continued for 29 weeks. It includes performances from Opry members and standout moments from the hallowed stage over the course of the past year. Kicking off the track list will be Marty Stuart âs rendition of âNo Hard Time Bluesâ from a show that took place close to the begi...