Natalie Stovall and the Drive have cleared their calendars for Tuesday, May 6, as a very important event in their career will take place. That is the day the rising band will make their Grand Ole Opry debut.
The dream come true for the band has the rare distinction of making a debut both as a solo artist and a band as Stovall graced the stage for the first time in the Spring of 1995 at the age of 12. The band’s front woman also has another tie to the Opry name, as she spent much of her childhood honing her talent performing as part of the Opryland Kid’s Club at the Opryland theme park.
"Singing on the Opry for the first time is a surreal experience, and getting to do it twice in one lifetime is unbelievable," says Stovall. "We can't wait to get out on that stage!"
Fans in the Nashville area who would like to attend the show on May 6 can purchase tickets by visiting opry.com or by calling 800-SEE-OPRY.
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