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Chilly January Weekend in Music City: Opry, Ryman, and Symphony Offerings Heat Up

Chilly January Weekend in Music City: Opry, Ryman, and Symphony Offerings Heat Up

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 Hey Nashville listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's shaking in Music City this weekend and into next week. It's a chilly January Saturday on the 24th, but the heat's on with killer live shows to warm you up. Kick things off tonight at the legendary Grand Ole Opry House with Ashley McBryde, Bill Anderson, John Conlee, and rising star Dasha taking the stage at 7 PM, according to the Nashville Events calendar. That's classic country magic blending timeless hits and fresh vibes—grab tickets fast for this Saturday night staple.

Over at the Ryman Auditorium, the Mother Church of Country Music is buzzing too. They're hosting Hannah Berner for comedy laughs and Sheng Wang delivering stand-up gold, both perfect for shaking off the winter blues. Plus, keep an eye on Mavis Staples with MJ Lenderman rescheduled—soul queen Mavis never disappoints with her powerhouse voice. The Ryman site lists these as hot tickets, so upgrade to the Ford Lounge for that VIP twist.

Symphony fans, don't sleep on the Nashville Symphony's Frozen in Concert today and tomorrow at Schermerhorn Symphony Center, as Nashville Guru reports. Disney magic meets live orchestra—ideal for families or anyone craving that "Let It Go" rush amid a potential snow day.

Swing into Sunday the 25th with more Frozen encore action, then gear up for midweek. Monday through Wednesday stay cozy with Opry at the Ryman residencies, and by Thursday the 29th, catch Back Upfront at a spot near downtown per Nashville Guru's event lineup. TPAC's got drama brewing too, though today's Les Misérables matinee got canceled—check their site for reschedules.

Smaller scenes? Ray Stephenson's rocking 3rd and Lindsley at 6 PM tonight, Ticketmaster says, while Brooklyn Bowl's closed for weather—stay safe out there. Weather might sprinkle some snow, so bundle up for honky-tonk hopping on Lower Broadway afterward.

Listeners, whether you're chasing country legends, comedy roasts, or symphonic sing-alongs, Nashville's delivering this week. Dive in, make memories, and let Music City work its charm.

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