Anna Graves Makes Grand Ole Opry Debut As Part Of ‘Opry 100: Summer Of The Century’ Series
Anna Graves
Americana singer-songwriter Anna Graves marked a major milestone in her career on Tuesday night (Aug. 25) as she joined a lineup of artists for the “Opry 100: Summer of the Century” concert series and made her Grand Ole Opry debut.
Graves celebrated the release of her debut album, America’s Greatest Burnout with her Opry debut performance, which also featured a heartfelt tribute to country legend Dolly Parton. Graves shared a clip from the performance on her Instagram posting, “It was a beautiful and emotional night last night at the @opry, as Dolly’s spirit was felt by all of us. When I stood in that circle for the first time, I got choked up, as it was like every one before me left a piece of them up there.”
In a few weeks, Graves will hit the road on her debut headlining tour, the “America’s Greatest Burnout Tour,” which kicks off Sept. 9 in Decatur, Georgia and will include stops in 17 cities including Boston, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Denver, Salt Lake City, Seattle and more through Oct. 17.
Graves is also gearing up for AMERICANAFEST, where she will be featured as one of the showcasing artists performing throughout venues in Nashville from Sept. 16-19.
America’s Greatest Burnout Track List:
1. “America’s Greatest Burnout”
2. “Damn In Love”
3. “Hollow Bones”
4. “Goldmine”
5. “Ashes & Smoke”
6. “Jaded Songbirds”
7. “Granted”
8. “Two Faced”
9. “Burn On”
10. “Minnesota”
11. “The Long Way”
12. “Honkie Was A Wise Man”
