“I was sad when I heard about the passing of my friend Jimmy Capps. What a shock. I loved him very much. A historic, amazing musician of the Nashville sound for many years. His back up fills on Country songs was just right, always!! He had forgotten more history about Nashville music and the musicians who played it than most people will ever know. A tremendous loss for Nashville and our Grand Ole Opry family. Rest In Peace brother. Much love and sympathy to Jimmy’s wife Michelle and the rest...

On this day in 1982, Ricky Skaggs became the 61st member of the Grand Ole Opry, the youngest member ever to be inducted at the time!Congratulations on 38 wonderful years as a Grand Ole Opry member, Ricky!

Special Premieres this Friday, May 1 at 9 PM / ET on SiriusXM Channel 59 Nashville, Tenn. (April 30, 2020) — Country Music Hall of Fame member Ricky Skaggs is set to host a special "House Guest DJ" session this weekend on SirusXM's "Willie's Roadhouse." Skaggs is the fifth DJ in the series hosted by Grand Ole Opry members. The program replaces Tuesday and Friday night Opry broadcasts which are currently on hiatus due to COVID-19. During the show, Skaggs...

Did you miss last week's Bluegrass show with Ricky Skaggs and Dailey & Vincent?Catch the ENCORE streaming now on Circle All Access: https://opryent.co/2xxoCv2Photo: Hollo Photographics

This Saturday, April 18 Opry members and bluegrass legends Ricky Skaggs, an Opry member since 1982, 15-time Grammy winner and a member of both the Country Music and Bluegrass Music Halls of Fame, and country, bluegrass and gospel greats Dailey & Vincent, Opry members since 2017, will step into the circle for the 4,920th consecutive Saturday night broadcast which will be broadcast live on Circle Television. The two Opry member acts will be joined on stage...

“I was so sorry to hear of John Prine’s passing. He certainly will be missed in our community. John was a brilliant singer-songwriter that could always make you feel like you were right there in the place he was singing about. In an industry of big bands, John didn’t need that, he was the band! John and his guitar could entertain thousands at a time. A rare quality in any generation. John, Rest in Peace! We know what an indelible mark you made on the music we all love.” --Ricky Skaggs

In case you missed it, you can tune into the Toy Heart podcast with host Tom Power who had a great conversation with Ricky Skaggs. Ricky talks about what it was like to grow up as a child prodigy, the real story of how he got pulled on stage by Bill Monroe, how meeting Keith Whitley changed his life forever — and the last time they ever spoke. Plus, he shares a never before told story of how Bill Monroe thought Ricky would make a “fine Blue Grass Boy.” Listen link...

In case you missed it, click HERE to watch the concert to celebrate the newest Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song recepient, country music icon, Garth Brooks. The celebration includes performances with Ricky Skaggs, Trisha Yearwood, Keith Urban, Chris Stapleton, Keb' Mo', Lee Brice, Howard Gospel Choir of Howard University and host Jay Leno.Photo credit: Shawn Miller/Library of Congress.

In the interest of public safety during the COVID-19 outbreak, some upcoming Ricky Skaggs show dates have been postponed. Please check RickySkaggs.com/tour for the latest information on rescheduled tour dates. Ricky, his team, and all of the wonderful venues hosting these events appreciate your understanding and support! See you soon at a show near you, and until then, please listen to Ricky Skaggs on Spotify, here: spoti.fi/2vl0g6n! - Team RS

"I was saddened to hear that my friend and fellow Grand Ole Opry member Joe Diffie passed away today. Joe was a great singer, songwriter, and entertainer that left his mark in Country Music. His clear voice and unique singing style made him immediately recognizable. We will all certainly miss him."  --Ricky SkaggsPhoto Credit: Crystal K. Martel

Tune in to your local PBS station on Sunday, March 29th at 9/8c as The Library of Congress awards the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song to country music icon, Garth Brooks. The celebration includes performances with Ricky Skaggs, Trisha Yearwood, Keith Urban, Chris Stapleton, Keb' Mo', Lee Brice, Howard Gospel Choir of Howard University and host Jay Leno. 

"Kenny Rogers was truly an artist of the highest caliber. As a singer, songwriter, entertainer, and actor, he opened doors and enhanced the careers of many other artists just by recording a song with them. His voice and smooth singing style enabled him to move in and out of different musical genres like walking from one room to the next. But music was not his only creative outlet. He was also an amazing photographer. Rest well my brother, you gave us a lot in this life!"  --Ricky...