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“A Dream Come True”: Stella Lefty to Make Her Grand Ole Opry Debut

August 12, 2026 10:01 am GMT

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Stella Lefty will make her Grand Ole Opry debut on Wednesday, September 2nd, with the ‘Boston’ hitmaker set to perform alongside Little Big Town, Lori McKenna and more.

Ashley Monroe will also be performing as part of the stacked line-up, as will Lefty's boyfriend and ‘Something To Lose’ collaborator, Vincent Mason. Attendees will no doubt be hoping Lefty and Mason join forces for ‘Something To Lose’ on the Opry stage.

Taking to social media, the ‘Lean In, Kiss Me’ singer-songwriter has revealed the exciting news, underlining that this represents a huge milestone in her blossoming career.

Lefty gushes, “it’s an absolute honor to announce that i’ll be playing the Opry September 2nd!! It’s truly a dream come to true to stand on the same stage as so many of my idols”.

The Illinois native goes on to express her gratitude to the Grand Ole Opry for this honour, “Thank you @opry for having me!!! I grew up listening to country music, it was the first genre that i fell in love with. Thank you to YOU ALL for letting me do what i love and embracing me as i am and thank you @opry for letting me sing for you!”

It's undoubtedly a well-deserved feat, with Lefty continuing to cement herself as one of the break-out artists of 2026. Her viral hit, ‘Boston’, is holding its own in the Top Ten of the Billboard Hot 100, and is a definite candidate for Song of the Summer.

With her debut album, Long Way Home, arriving on August 21st, Lefty has been showcasing her songwriting talents through an array of infectious singles, such as the recently released ‘Lean In, Kiss Me’, along with ‘I Know I Know’ and ‘Good At Leaving’.

Given how strong this run of releases has been - proving she's far more than a one-hit-wonder - we're confident September 2nd won't be the last time Lefty steps into the Opry circle.

Written by Maxim Mower
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