But as they say "the show must go on" and the Grand Ole Opry house will still be having their shows at other Nashville venues until the damage is taken care of.
Grand Ole Opry Hit Hard by Flooding
Heavy flooding in Nashville, TN has forced the Grand Ole Opry to close it's doors temporarily. The record breaking rains cause the local Cumberland River to raise over 10 feet. The famous venue has several feet of water flooding it's space and posing a serious threat to it's old stage. The Grand Ole Opry remains the most prestigous country venues in the country. It's home to some of America's most famous country icons including Carrie Underwood, Patsy Cline, Garth Brooks and Dolly Parton.
But as they say "the show must go on" and the Grand Ole Opry house will still be having their shows at other Nashville venues until the damage is taken care of.
But as they say "the show must go on" and the Grand Ole Opry house will still be having their shows at other Nashville venues until the damage is taken care of.
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