Home News Blake Shelton and Carrie Underwood didn’t just show up to the Opry 100 celebration—they owned the night, turning the red carpet into their personal runway. Dressed to impress, these country icons set the bar sky-high, but they weren’t the only ones shining. Scroll down to see who else brought their A-game to country music’s biggest milestone event!… See more below 👇👇👇

Blake Shelton and Carrie Underwood didn’t just show up to the Opry 100 celebration—they owned the night, turning the red carpet into their personal runway. Dressed to impress, these country icons set the bar sky-high, but they weren’t the only ones shining. Scroll down to see who else brought their A-game to country music’s biggest milestone event!… See more below 👇👇👇

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Reba McEntire, Scotty McCreery, and Crystal Gayle were some of the best-dressed stars at
Reba McEntire, Scotty McCreery, and Crystal Gayle on the red carpet for “Opry 100.” (Photo Credits: Jason Kempin / Getty Images & Tammie Arroyo / Variety via Getty Images)

Grand Ole Opry Celebrates Its 100th Birthday With TV Special Featuring All-Star Lineup Of Performers And Special Guests

Country music’s biggest stars appeared on the red carpet before the Opry 100 TV special on Wednesday (March 19)—and many of those stars have found a place on our best-dressed list!

Opry 100, which aired on NBC at 8/7c, was orchestrated to recognize the Grand Ole Opry‘s milestone 100th birthday this year. Such an important celebration called for an impressive lineup, and the Opry delivered.

A few superstar artists who signed up to participate in the program included Reba McEntire, Alan Jackson, Eric Church, Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Vince Gill, and Blake Shelton. In addition to performing, Shelton was also the host!

The Opry also advertised special guest appearances from Scotty McCreery, Randy Travis, Barbara Mandrell, Bill Anderson, and others.

But before anyone took to the stage and stepped into the Circle, the Opry hosted a red carpet. The red carpet started at 6:30/5:30c, and fans could watch on the Opry and WSM Radio’s Facebook and YouTube pages.

If you couldn’t catch the red carpet stream, we’ve got you covered. Head below for a list of photos showcasing some of the best-dressed stars at the event!

Keep scrolling to see if your favorite artists are featured.

Showcasing The Best-Dressed Stars In Attendance At Opry 100

Scotty McCreery

 

Scotty McCreery wore a green suit on the red carpet at Opry 100.
Scotty McCreery attends the “Opry 100” event. (Photo Credit: Tammie Arroyo/Variety via Getty Images)

Grand Ole Opry member Scotty McCreery looked dashing in a deep green suit he wore on the Opry 100 red carpet.

Vince Gill & Amy Grant

 

Vince Gill and Amy Grant together on the red carpet for Opry 100.
Married superstar singers Vince Gill and Amy Grant attended “Opry 100” together. (Photo Credit: Terry Wyatt/Getty Images)

Performers Vince Gill and Amy Grant rocked coordinating ensembles on the Opry 100 red carpet. On top of celebrating the Opry’s 100th birthday, they recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary!

Rhonda Vincent

 

Rhonda Vincent in a hot pink dress on the Opry 100 red carpet.
Grand Ole Opry member Rhonda Vincent attends “Opry 100.” (Photo Credit: Tammie Arroyo / Variety via Getty Images)

“The Queen of Bluegrass” Rhonda Vincent looked stunning in a sparkly pink dress while walking the red carpet for Opry 100.

Crystal Gayle

 

Crystal Gayle in a red and black outfit on the Opry 100 red carpet.
Crystal Gayle walks the red carpet at “Opry 100.” (Photo Credit: Tammie Arroyo/Variety via Getty Images)

Grand Ole Opry member Crystal Gayle took the term “red carpet” literally when choosing her outfit for Opry 100, and she looked amazing! Of course, she also showcased her beautiful long, dark hair.

Reba McEntire

 

Reba McEntire walks the red carpet for Opry 100.
Grand Ole Opry member Reba McEntire walks the red carpet before “Opry 100.” (Photo Credit: Jason Kempin / Getty Images)

You can always count on Reba McEntire to be one of the best-dressed artists at an event, and she certainly was at Opry 100! She sparkled from head to toe in a glittery suit and matching boots. Plus, she accented her look with a cute curly ponytail!

Clint Black

 

Opry member Clint Black on the red carpet for Opry 100.
Clint Black was in attendance to celebrate during “Opry 100.” (Photo Credit: Terry Wyatt / Getty Images)

Grand Ole Opry member Clint Black donned a dapper suit to walk the Opry 100 red carpet. Of course, he topped off his look with one of his signature cowboy hats!

Carrie Underwood

 

Carrie Underwood on the red carpet for "Opry 100."
Carrie Underwood walks the red carpet for “Opry 100.” (Photo Credit: Jason Kempin / Getty Images)

Grand Ole Opry member Carrie Underwood looked stunning in a black dress with a one-shoulder neckline. The dress was adorned with sparkly gold embellishments, and Underwood accented the look with some dramatic black earrings.

Keep coming back to this list as we add more photos of some of the best-dressed artists at Opry 100!

Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher attend Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Carrie Underwood & Mike Fisher

Kelsea Ballerini, Opry 100: A Live CelebrationChris Hollo/Grand Ole Opry

Kelsea Ballerini

Trisha Yearwood arrives at Opry 100: A Live Celebration red carpetTerry Wyatt/Getty Images

Trisha Yearwood

Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani attend Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Blake Shelton & Gwen Stefani

Reba McEntire attends Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Reba McEntire

Dierks Bentley attends Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Dierks Bentley

Kaitlyn Bristowe attends Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Kaitlyn Bristowe

Brad Paisley, Opry 100: A Live CelebrationChris Hollo/Grand Ole Opry

Brad Paisley

Mark Estes and Kaleb Campbell Winterburn, Montana Boyz, Opry 100: A Live CelebrationTerry Wyatt/Getty Images

Mark Estes & Kaleb Campbell Winterburn of the Montana Boyz

Carly Pearce arrives at Opry 100: A Live Celebration red carpetTerry Wyatt/Getty Images

Carly Pearce

Randy Travis, Mary Davis at Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Randy Travis & Mary Davis

Aloe Blacc attends Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Aloe Blacc

Kendra Slaubaugh and Krista Slaubaugh of Tigirlily Gold attend Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Kendra Slaubaugh and Krista Slaubaugh of Tigirlily Gold

Luke Combs, Opry 100: A Live CelebrationChris Hollo/Grand Ole Opry

Luke Combs

Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter of The War and Treaty attend Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Michael Trotter Jr. & Tanya Trotter of The War and Treaty

Priscilla Block at Opry 100: A Live CelebrationLaura Thompson/Shutterstock

Priscilla Block

Garrett Nichols, Zach Beeken and Colton Pack of Restless Road attend Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Garrett Nichols, Zach Beeken and Colton Pack of Restless Road

Ashley McBryde attends Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Ashley McBryde

Ian Munsick at Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Ian Munsick

Anne Wilson, Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Anne Wilson

Trea Swindle, Danica Hart, Devynn Hart, Chapel Hart at Opry 100: A Live CelebrationTerry Wyatt/Getty Images

Chapel Hart

Amy Grant and Vince Gill attend Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Amy Grant & Vince Gill

Dustin Lynch arrives at Opry 100: A Live Celebration red carpetJason Kempin/Getty Images

Dustin Lynch

Scotty McCreery arrives at Opry 100: A Live Celebration red carpetJason Kempin/Getty Images

Scotty McCreery

Taylor Red attends Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Taylor Red

Patricia Heaton attends Opry 100: A Live CelebrationJason Kempin/Getty Images

Patricia Heaton

NBC Opry 100, Duane Allen, William Lee Golden, Richard Sterban, The Oak Ridge BoysTerry Wyatt / Stringer / GETTY IMAGES

The Oak Ridge Boys

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