Country hitmaker Jamey Johnson celebrated his 50th birthday with a superstar-laden performance at the Grand Ole Opry.

Seventeen years after Jamey Johnson made his Grand Ole Opry debut, the country singer was asked to join the Nashville institution with a surprise invitation during Saturday’s showcase.

Jamey Johnson will be the next inductee into the Grand Ole Opry. An esteemed vocalist and songwriting mainstay, Johnson got his invite on Saturday night (March 19) during a writers round at the ...

Jamey Johnson performing on the Grand Ole Opry - May 14th, 2022 Credit: Pam Windsor Later, Bill Anderson joined him for the actual induction as the two first performed “Give It Away.” ...

At the event that also served as his induction ceremony, Jamey Johnson played six times during the hour-long episode of the Grand Ole Opry that was recorded and aired on May 14.

Ernest and Lukas Nelson delighted fans by debuting a new ballad, "A Penny Short," during a recent Grand Ole Opry performance.

The Grand Ole Opry will have a brand-new member, and he’s from Montgomery, Alabama. On Saturday night, Opry Star Whisperin’ Bill Anderson gave the invite to Jamey Johnson during the show.

Jamey Johnson has long been a disciple — and friend — of Willie Nelson, so when the Alabama native took the stage of the Grand Ole Opry last week, it was no surprise that he covered one of the ...

Grand Ole Opry announces 2024 NextStage class Lainey Wilson and Opry member Jamey Johnson welcomed the fifth year of Opry Entertainment Group's talent incubator program including 49 Winchester ...

Grand Ole Opry member Jamey Johnson discusses his first album in 12 years, "Midnight Revival," out Nov. 8.

Ernest and Lukas debuted a new song called “A Penny Short,” which is a beautiful classic country ballad that sounds like it could’ve been played on the Opry stage 40 years ago but still sounds fresh ...

More: Lauren Alaina achieves her childhood dream of Grand Ole Opry induction Johnson made his Opry debut 17 years ago, Anderson said on stage Saturday. He performed about a half-dozen times ...