The longest-serving member of the Grand Ole Opry, Bill Anderson, had to cancel his show due to a "freak accident." "I ...

I was in excruciating pain,” the legend shared, adding he’s on the mend, “thanks to a bunch of ice packs and pain pills.” ...

Bill Anderson says he’s on the mend after suffering a “freak accident” at home. The 87-year-old country legend canceled three ...

The longest-serving member of the Grand Ole Opry, 87, offered an explanation after a "freak accident" left him in ...

Country star Bill Anderson detailed the painful injury that led him to cancel his Aug. 16 show at the Grand Ole Opry.

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 ...

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 ...

Country legend and longtime Grand Ole Opry member Bill Anderson had to cancel several engagements after being injured last week.

Bill Anderson points out Josh Waddlesforth McDuck, a co-host to his radio shows in Georgia from the beginning of his career at the new exhibit for Anderson titled "As Far as I can See" at the ...

When Bill Anderson was helping to write the the title track of Jamey's Johnson 's fourth studio album, The Guitar Song, he didn't know it, but he was foreshadowing an event in his own future.

Bill Anderson: As Far as I Can See runs through March 19, 2023, at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Scroll through the photos below to see some of the highlights of the exhibit, as well ...

Bill Anderson talks to The Boot about the stories he shares in his new autobiography, 'Whisperin' Bill Anderson: An Unprecedented Life in Country Music'.