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Buy the best, experience a one-of-a-kind, high-end Opry Gala Dinner Party.  Your group will join an intimate audience Back Stage at the Opry House for an exclusive dinner, followed by the Grand Ole Opry from the best seats in the house. This tour also includes, a tour of the Ryman Auditorium and an Opry House back-stage tour.

Experience one of the legendary stories of the Bible, JOSHUA, a brand-new original stage production from Sight & Sound Theatres. JOSHUA comes to life for the first time with massive sets, special effects, and live animals. Each production is intricately created — from the finely stitched costumes to the grand staging of massive sets and will transport you right into the heart of the story.

Come on down to Western Kentucky where Bill Monroe’s Blue Moon is Shining. Tour the Bluegrass Hall of Fame and discover an evening of music called Friday After 5:00. Travel down to Muhlenberg Country then up on the hill to Bill Monroe’s Homeplace. You’ll find music on the river, on the porch, and in the barn. Why this tour has more music than most Branson Trips.

The first Tuesday of every December is U.S. Tours Blue Christmas Party at Graceland. Enjoy a special evening Mansion Tour. Come see “The Lights at Graceland,” enjoy the Presley home at Night, as it would have looked on Christmas Eve when the family lived there. This U S Tours “Spectacular American Event” has been sold out for the last three years! Book Early.

Get ready to groove to the sounds of Motown in Detroit. This tour explores the Motown Sound and Music Legends that helped create the music of America and the world.

U. S. Highway 61, known as the “Blues Highway,” rivals Route 66 as the most famous road in American music lore. Dozens of blues artists have recorded songs about Highway 61, including Mississippians Sunnyland Slim, James “Son” Thomas, “Honeyboy” Edwards, Big Joe Williams, Joe McCoy, Charlie Musselwhite, Eddie Shaw, Johnny Young, Eddie Burns, and Mississippi Fred McDowell. Come hear the music, feel the beat.

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.     

Bring your group and discover North Carolina’s Crystal Coast, it’s an 85-mile stretch of beaches also known as the Southern Outer Banks.  Laid back, historic, filled with nature.  We have packaged it with nearby Myrtle Beach and made it a great combo tour that has a little bit of everything.  

Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwest Virginia, the town of Abingdon is known for its artsy vibe, historic charm and the famous Barter Theater. It is also the cultural center of Virginia’s Crooked Road. Gather your group, come and discover the music and culture of the mountains.

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.