Shenandoah Returns to the Grand Ole Opry Stage After Nearly 25 Years
- May 10, 2016
- 1 min read
This past weekend, for the first time in nearly 25 years, legendary country music group Shenandoah returned to the stage of the Grand Ole Opry. Fronted by Marty Raybon (who recently rejoined the group after a 17 year absence), the legendary country group performed on Friday and Saturday nights, blistering through several of their hit songs including "The Church on the Cumberland Road," "Two Dozens Roses" and "I Wanna Be Loved Like That."
L-R: Shenandoah’s Shane Chilton, Jamie Michael, Stan Munsey, Donnie Allen, Marty Raybon, Grand Ole Opry's Pete Fisher, Shenandoah’s Mike McGuire, SiriusXM’s J.R. Schumann, Johnstone Entertainment’s Cole Johnstone
The group's return to the Opry stage is the latest highlight of what has been a very busy year for the boys from Alabama. The band recently performed at the Academy of Country Music's (ACM) All-Star Jam in Las Vegas and also just released their first-ever Gospel album, Good News Travels Fast.
Shenandoah is keeping the tour trail red hot and is expected to perform more than 70 live dates by the year's end.
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