(Nashville, Tennessee — August 9, 2011) Troy Cassar-Daley recently appeared on the historic Nashville Grand Ole Opry stage.  He was introduced by the legendary Jim Ed Brown and appeared right before the Oak Ridge Boys’ Opry induction.

Pictured here:
Pete Fisher (Grand Ole Opry – VP/GM), Troy Casser-Daly, Jim Ed Brown, and Jeff Walker (AristoMedia Group – President/CEO)

Photo Credit: Chris Hollo

(Nashville, TN – Sept. 2, 2009) Legendary country duo The Bellamy Brothers appeared with special guests The Bacon Brothers on the Grand Ole Opry Tuesday, Sept. 1. The Bellamys performed “If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body (Would You Hold It Against Me),” then invited the Bacons on stage for their current single and collaboration, “Guilty of the Crime.” The two pairs of brothers closed out the set with a rocking version of “Let Your Love Flow.” The appearance marked the first public appearance for the Bacons and the Bellamys together.

Photo credit: Chris Hollo
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Pictured above (l to r): The Bellamy Brothers (Howard and David) and The Bacon Brothers (Kevin and Michael) perform on the Grand Ole Opry on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009.

Pictured above (l to r): Grand Ole Opry VP/GM Pete Fisher, Howard Bellamy, Kevin Bacon, Michael Bacon, David Bellamy and Grand Ole Opry Group President Steve Buchanan.

(Nashville, TN – March 24, 2009)  Legendary Nashville radio station 650AM WSM will continue its “Intimate Evening” series on Monday, April 6 with the star of “Always… Patsy Cline,” Mandy Barnett.

Hosted by night-time personality Eddie Stubbs, the show will feature one-on-one interviews with both singer Barnett and Cline’s widower, special guest Charlie Dick.

“Our ‘Intimate Evening’ series with Eddie Stubbs is a rare opportunity for WSM listeners to get up close and personal with the legends and superstars that we play on the air,” says WSM Program Director Joe Limardi.  “You can’t buy tickets to this series, so the only way to see the show is to win passes over the air or online through our website.”

The April 6 show with Mandy Barnett will broadcast live from 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. CST at the Ford Theater inside the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, Tenn.  It will also be available for online streaming at the WSM website, www.WSMonline.com.

WSM’s “Intimate Evening” series is a monthly program that first began broadcasting in November 2005.  Previous artists that have appeared on the series include Emmylou Harris, Patty Loveless, Dierks Bentley, Brad Paisley, Porter Wagoner and more.

About WSM:

650 AM WSM’s first official broadcast day was October 5, 1925.  The Nashville-based station is the radio home for the Grand Ole Opry, which has been broadcast live over the airwaves on WSM since its inception.  The 50,000-watt, low frequency station can be picked up in 38 states on 650 AM and heard worldwide at www.WSMonline.com.