Christian music trio CAIN will take the stage at the legendary Grand Ole Opry this Saturday, June 13, as part of the venue's ongoing "Opry 100" centennial celebration.
The siblings - Madison, Logan, and Taylor Cain - will share the bill with actor and singer Charles Esten, along with bluegrass duo Dailey & Vincent, for a 7 p.m. show at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville.
The appearance continues a strong run for CAIN, who have built a steady following by blending Christian themes with mainstream country and pop sensibilities. Their music has resonated across both the Christian and country charts, and an Opry stop adds another milestone to a fast-growing career.
The Grand Ole Opry has spent much of 2026 honoring its 100th anniversary with a rotating lineup of country, gospel, and bluegrass artists, and CAIN's inclusion reflects the genre-blending spirit of the celebration. Earlier this year, the trio also performed at the K-LOVE Fan Awards, which were held at the same historic venue.
For fans in the Nashville area, Saturday's show offers a chance to catch CAIN in one of country music's most iconic settings - a fitting stage for a group whose music continues to point listeners toward faith.
Tickets and showtime details are available through the Grand Ole Opry's official website.
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