Grammy-winning rock icon Ringo Starr debuted at the Grand Ole Opry surrounded by Country Music Hall of Famers and fellow Grammy-winning performers.

Remarkably, Ringo Starr played a new stage Friday night. Six-plus decades into his career, Starr made his debut this weekend on the so-called “show that made country music famous” – the Grand Ole Opry.

Canadian pop star Tate McRae has been booked and busy: Between headlining her world tour and choreographing her elaborate dance moves, she found the time to craft her latest album, “So Close To What,” and one of its standout tracks, “Sports car,” is quickly becoming a fan favorite. In an episode of Variety’s Behind the …

Ringo Starr has officially made his debut at the Grand Ole Opry! The Beatles drummer played the iconic country music venue for the first time in his career on Friday, Feb. 21, but the legendary evening wasn't without a minor snag in the wardrobe department.

Emmylou Harris surprised Ringo Starr onstage during his concert at the Ryman and asked if he would come play at the Opry.

The Beatles' drummer made his debut at the legendary country music stage but had a slight issue with an accessory.