Country star Bill Anderson has explained why he had to cancel his Saturday, Aug. 16 performance at the Grand Ole Opry, where ...

"I was in excruciating pain," the legend shared, adding he's on the mend, "thanks to a bunch of ice packs and pain pills.” ...

Country star Bill Anderson detailed the painful injury that led him to cancel his Aug. 16 show at the Grand Ole Opry.

Country music star Bill Anderson explained Monday he suffered a “freak accident” and injured his back, causing him to cancel his Saturday performance at the Grand Ole Opry. He was scheduled to appear ...

Country music legend Bill Anderson has called off a slate of shows, including a performance at the Grand Ole Opry, after he said a freak accident resulted in a nasty injury. The 87-year-old has ...

Bill Anderson says he’s on the mend after suffering a “freak accident” at home. The 87-year-old country legend canceled three ...

Bill Anderson has been a Grand Ole Opry member for a half-century, and will mark his golden anniversary as part of the venerable institution this Saturday, July 16.

"Whisperin'" Bill Anderson this month surpassed harmonica player Hernan Crook as the longest-standing member ever of the Grand Ole Opry, 62 years after his induction 62 years ago in July of 1961.

The Grand Ole Opry House complex uses 15.8 million feet of cable to broadcast live shows, which have been transmitted from the same tower, located in Brentwood, Tenn., since 1932.

From that moment on, when the Opry called, Anderson answered. This month, the Country Music Hall of Famer celebrates his 60th anniversary as a member of the Grand Ole Opry.

A Grand Ole Opry invitation didn't come with nearly as much pageantry and attention in 1961 as it does today, but it brought the same level of emotion. Bill Anderson — who celebrates his 60th ...

Country music legend Bill Anderson shared a health update Monday advising fans that a “freak accident” led to the cancelation ...