Longest-serving Grand Ole Opry member Bill Anderson suffered a recent injury that forced him to cancel an Opry appearance.

Country legend Bill Anderson, 87, cancelled his Grand Ole Opry performance after a freak accident injured his leg.

Country star Bill Anderson, 87, canceled his Grand Ole Opry performance after a freak accident left him with a leg injury.

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Country music legend Bill Anderson has called off a slate of shows, including a performance at the Grand Ole Opry, after he said a freak accident resulted in a nasty injury. The 87-year-old has ...

The country music icon was supposed to perform at the Grand Ole Opry but was forced to cancel. Now he's explaining.

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Country music star Bill Anderson explained Monday he suffered a “freak accident” and injured his back, causing him to cancel his Saturday performance at the Grand Ole Opry. He was scheduled to appear ...

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