The event,Grand Ole Opry: Live in London, was a sold-out concert that reportedly attracted over 5,000 country listeners.
Adding to the excitement were special guest artists from the U.K., Mumford & Sons and Breabach. For Mumford & Sons, this event was especially significant as it marked their debut both at the Grand Ole Opry and at London’s historic Royal Albert Hall.
In keeping with the Opry’s tradition of collaboration, members and guest artists joined forces throughout the night. Among the highlights were “Wagon Wheel,” performed by Darius Rucker and Breabach.
The concert eventually wrapped up with the entire cast coming together for performances of “Will The Circle Be Unbroken” and “Take Me Home, Country Roads.”
For those who prefer to watch, highlights from the evening will air on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer at 8:40 p.m. on Saturday, October 4, as part of a dedicated country music celebration.
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