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About the Ryman
Originally built as the Union Gospel Tabernacle in 1892 by Captain Tom G. Ryman, this National Historic Landmark and Mother Church of Country Music is a Nashville icon. Most famous former home of the Grand Ole Opry, the Ryman is open for tours during the day and hosts concerts and event at night.
The building was recently honored as Pollstar Magazine's Theatre of the Year for a third time and is currently the Academy of Country Music Venue of the Year.Search
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- On Sale Now - @alt_J with @LordHuron at the Ryman Sept. 21. Get tickets: bit.ly/altjryman 2 hours ago
- Hey, hey it's the Monkees at the Ryman July 24. Tickets on sale now. More info and buy tickets here: bit.ly/monkeesryman 6 hours ago
- On sale now: Marty Stuart's Late Night Jam at the Ryman June 5 bit.ly/latenightjam13 10 hours ago
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