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Opry 100 Honors: Charley Pride

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By Darius Rucker, Pam Tillis, Dion Pride
| opry.com
VIP BACKSTAGE EXPERIENCE This exclusive Opry 100 experience includes a private tour backstage and artist visit before the show, Premium Lounge access with top-shelf drinks and hors d’oeuvres, seats on stage the first half of the show, backstage dressing room to relax, and a professional photo-op. Limited tickets. Must be 21+ to attend. OPRY HOUSE VIP SUITES Take in the show from your own private box on the wings of the Opry stage.
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Father's Day Dinner and a Show with the Noah Jackson Trio

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By Darius Rucker
| AllEvents
As a band leader, Noah had put on performances of original creative work with his band Full Circle. In 2011, he made his self-produced debut album, Contemplations- A Suite to critical acclaim and led Full Circle in the Detroit Jazz Festival in 2012. Since then, Noah has collaborated with a wide variety of artists across the jazz spectrum. In 2017, he has worked in collaboration with the American Ballet Theater with his string quartet Asè at Grace Farms in New Canaan, CT.
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‘They Were Father Figures’: Darius Rucker on His Favorite Eighties Pro Wrestlers

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By Darius Rucker
| Rolling Stone Verified
P rofessional wrestling is all over the world, from the high-flying luchadors in Mexico to the more physical style in Japan, but the WWE, and back in my day — the late Seventies and early Eighties — the National Wrestling Alliance and Georgia Championship Wrestling, made it such a distinctly American thing that it’s now a part of the country’s DNA. What drew me in, and continues to attract new fans, is the good-versus-evil narrative.
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