This artist helped celebrate a friend’s Birthday at the Grand Ole Opry

K-Country

10.15.26

Alan Jackson Museum has opened in downtown Nashville, featuring nearly 600 artifacts from Jackson’s life and career. The collection includes his Grammy, CMA and ACM Awards, songwriting honors and Hall of Fame recognitions. The building also houses Alan Jackson’s Silverbelly Distillery on its first floor.

 

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Luke Bryan helped celebrate Rhett Akins’ Grand Ole Opry induction on Akins’ birthday. Bryan joined Akins onstage for “I Don’t Want This Night to End” and “Huntin’, Fishin’ and Lovin’ Every Day.” Akins told the crowd, “This is the greatest night of my life.” Fellow Opry members Jamey Johnson and Jon Pardi handled the official induction. The night ended with Akins’ friends joining him for “That Ain’t My Truck,” followed by the crowd singing “Happy Birthday.”

 

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