Special tributes were made by artists like Jelly Roll and Ashley McBryde to honor the legendary duo, Johnny and June Carter Cash.

Post Malone, a long-time admirer of Johnny Cash, stepped in at the last minute to replace Jelly Roll, showcasing his dedication with a tattoo of Cash on his arm.

Malone's admiration for Cash was further demonstrated when he previously covered Cash's song 'Cocaine Blues' alongside Billy Strings.

Underwood's performance was complemented by her striking look, featuring statement black earrings and flawless makeup.

Gill's personal story resonates with many, as he recalls moments that emphasize the importance of family in his life.

The Grand Ole Opry is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a spectacular three-hour live event hosted by Blake Shelton, featuring performances from iconic country music stars such as Reba McEntire, Garth Brooks, and Carrie Underwood.

During the event, Travis Tritt received a standing ovation, highlighting the deep emotional connection he shares with the audience.

Vince Gill, who has a strong commitment to family, once missed a performance at the Opry to support his daughter at her school talent show.

Luke Combs performed his debut single 'Hurricane' at the event, marking a significant moment in his growth as an artist.

Combs shared a personal anecdote about his first visit to the Opry, recalling car trouble that prevented him from seeing Ashley Monroe perform during his college years.

Carrie Underwood expressed her nerves in social situations despite her stage confidence, wishing she could be smoother in conversation.

The legacy of Johnny and June Carter Cash continues to be celebrated, with June having passed away in 2003, followed by Johnny later that same year.