Nicole Beals

Nicole’s News- April 21

The Grand Ole Opry is preparing to celebrate 90’s country with it upcoming Opry Loves the 90’s experience. It will include a special exhibition that will feature items from Garth Brooks, Reba, Alan Jackson and Clint Black among others. The exhibit will also feature interactive photo opportunities, 90’s music trivia and a digital gaming console. The Opry is also planning special programming thourought the exhibit and a 90’s themed party on the Opry Plaza. The Opry Loves the 90’s experience will begin on May 16.


Brett Young‘s song, Long Way Home, is featured on the soundtrack for the new film Father Stu, starring Mark Wahlberg. The film is based on a true story that follows Father Stuart Long, a former boxer who becomes a priest. The film is in theatres now.

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