In case you missed it...
If you miss Eric Church on his current tour, you'll still have a chance to see him, and for less money too. A concert film from the tour is coming to IMAX next year. The limited theatrical release sees Church perform his album "Evangeline Vs. The Machine" all the way through before playing his greatest hits. The film was recorded over two nights at The Pinnacle in Nashville. "Evangeline vs. The Machine Comes Alive" debuts exclusively in IMAX theatres across North America beginning February 13th.
The Grand Ole Opry welcomed Kathy Mattea into its ranks Saturday night, and that was only part of the evening's festivities. Trisha Yearwood, Suzy Bogguss, and Terri Clark were on hand to welcome her into the exclusive club, and when Mattea performed her classic "18 Wheels And A Dozen Roses, she brought all three ladies out to sing backup. Mattea stopped the song midway, telling the audience she had already been given her first task as a new Opry member. "On behalf of my friends, and the entire Grand Ole Opry family," she said, "Suzy Bogguss has the voice of an angel with a generous spirit who has a collection of work that is timeless. Well, I have one question for you, my dear friend. Would you like to be the next member of the Grand Ole Opry?" As everyone on stage got emotional, Suzy was able to get it together enough to say "Yes!" See the special moment below...