TV tonight: the biggest names in country make a noise in Nashville

The Guardian UK Sunday 19 July 2026, 05:15 UTC By Ali Catterall, Hollie Richardson, Hannah J Davies and Priya Elan 1 min read

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Carrie Underwood and Kathy Mattea celebrate 100 years of Grand Ole Opry. Plus: controversial comedy in Unacceptable. Here’s what to watch this evening7pm, Sky Arts Continue reading...

Carrie Underwood and Kathy Mattea celebrate 100 years of Grand Ole Opry. Plus: controversial comedy in Unacceptable. Here’s what to watch this evening

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