Jelly Roll To Host ‘Opry NextStage’ Event Ahead Of ACM Awards

Jelly Roll To Host ‘Opry NextStage’ Event Ahead Of ACM Awards

The Grand Ole Opry has announced that Jelly Roll will host the Opry NextStage Live From Texas show at Lava Cantina on May 15 at 2:30 pm CT in The Colony, Texas. "Opry NextStage is important because I think it's creating a culture around younger artists, introducing them to the Opry the right way, and…

The Grand Ole Opry has announced that Jelly Roll will host the Opry NextStage Live From Texas show at Lava Cantina on May 15 at 2:30 pm CT in The Colony, Texas.

“Opry NextStage is important because I think it’s creating a culture around younger artists, introducing them to the Opry the right way, and then bringing them up to that next stage,” said Jelly Roll.

Added the singer-songwriter and multiple CMT Music Awards-winner, “It’s showing them the way and getting that Opry love that we all look for in the industry. There’s no more special of a co-sign in country music than the Grand Ole Opry.”

The lineup of performers include members of the newly announced Opry NextStage Class of 2024 – Anne Wilson, Chase Matthew, Ella Langley, Flatland Cavalry, Madeline Edwards, and Wyatt Flores.

The event is held on the eve of the 59th Academy of Country Music Awards. Tickets are on sale now.

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