Carrie Underwood Unveils Grand Ole Opry's Rhinestone Mic Stand at CMA Fest
The Grand Ole Opry recently unveiled its sixth microphone stand design change in its 100-year history, with the help of long-time Opry member Carrie Underwood. Underwood showcased the rhinestone-studded Opry 100th anniversary microphone during her performances at the Opry. If you are in Nashville for CMA Fest, you can see the sparkly new microphone stand on display throughout the city as part of the festivities. The Opry 100 Rhinestone mic stand will be at the Grand Ole Opry booth at CMA Fest from Thursday, June 5, to Sunday, June 8, where fans can take a 360 "glam cam" photo with the specially-designed stand.
The rhinestone mic stand will remain under the stage lights until the end of the year, marking the conclusion of the Opry's 100th-anniversary celebration. Carrie Underwood was the perfect choice to unveil the new design, given her penchant for rhinestone-studded outfits on stage. The last time the Opry updated its iconic mic stand was earlier this year, with Vince Gill revealing the new design to fans. Underwood has been relatively quiet since the end of her Las Vegas residency and her stint as a judge on American Idol.
In conclusion, the Grand Ole Opry's new rhinestone-studded microphone stand, unveiled by Carrie Underwood, adds a touch of glamour to the iconic stage centerpiece. Fans attending CMA Fest in Nashville can catch a glimpse of this special mic stand and capture a memorable photo moment with it. The stand will remain on display until the end of the year, commemorating the Opry's 100th anniversary in style.