TN Group Tour Collection
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Tour Tennessee has a selection of value dates at The Gaylord Opryland in 2023 & 2024. We are pleased to present them with unique itineraries.  This is your chance to buy a luxury trip at an affordable price.  Call now while room blocks are still available.

On March 16, 1973, the Grand Ole Opry moved from the Ryman Auditorium to the new Grand Ole House. Join us for two nights at the Gaylord Opryland and a special performance of the Opry. We will also tour the Ryman Auditorium and add any other attractions you desire or events as they develop.

Two of America’s greatest tourist destinations combined in a wonderful new tour.  You start in the Smoky Mountains, climbing through those high up hills and watching those great music shows, then you travel to the coast and enjoy the beach and the boardwalk and a few more of those great music shows.

This tour is pure fun! Come enjoy all the flavors of the Smokies.  Whether is sippin’ moonshine, down home comedy, or just enjoying the mountain views, this trip is a hoot!  Featuring five live shows and the NEW Redneck Bus Tour.  Be ready to laugh and kickback on this one-of-a-kind tour.

American Music beats in the history of Tennessee. It started on the porches of Smoky Mountain farmers and sharecroppers in the Mississippi Delta south of Memphis. It was first recorded in Bristol, evolved through the decades moving to Studios in both Nashville and Memphis, and from the stages of Ryman Auditorium and the Grand Ole Opry House. The Tennessee Music Pathway is lined by Music History.

From the Birthplace of Country Music and the first recordings in 1927 to the modern era of I-Pods and Satellite Broadcasts, you’ll explore the recording of music. From the simple Joys of singing on the porch to the electrifying sounds that rocked the world. This tour is about the music of America and the Recording Studios that produced it.

Come and listen to the music that defines a nation. It began with Jazz in New Orleans. Then the Blues took it up along the plantations of the Mississippi. Come learn how these two distinct musical style co-mingled, moved north to the Cities after the Civil War and later combined to create Rock n’ Roll. Join us on this great adventure and get your MoJo on.

They came from the South, near Nashville and Memphis. They revolutionized American Music and this wonderful tour visits their homes, music stages and celebrates the iconic sounds that changed the world. Gather your group, listen for the sounds, look for their footprints and chase the legends.

The roots of American music are firmly planted in the South. There’s no better way to understand southern music or life than to visit the lyrical landscape of the Delta. Here Antebellum Homes and Plantations are surrounded by soulful blues, brassy jazz, Cajun accordions, calliopes and gospel choirs. Come listen to music.

It was the most important event in the History of Country Music. In 1927 in the mountains of Virginia, a talent scout for the Victor Talking Machine Co spent 8 days making the first ever musical recordings. Known as the ‘Bristol Sessions’ that event has also been called “The Big Bang of Country Music,” bring your group and see Country’s origin at the hallowed Carter Family Fold, and its glory at the Grand Ole Opry.