Five albums from country music titan Bill Anderson’s unprecedented career are now available on streaming and digital platforms today.

During his 64th anniversary as a Grand Ole Opry member, Country Music Hall of Famer Bill Anderson was surprised with two remarkable honors during his performance on Tuesday, July 15. Opry Vice President and Executive Producer Dan Rogers presented Anderson with a custom scarf designed by world-renowned designer Manuel Cuevas, given to each Opry member throughout the Opry 100 year. Rogers presented Anderson with his scarf last night to commemorate his historic influence.

For an artist who's achieved nearly every industry honor, and continues to be revered by his peers and adored by his fans, Country Music Hall of Famer and Longest-Serving Grand Ole Opry Member Bill Anderson accepted another prominent honor this week to add to his mantel. The Tennessee Songwriters Association International bestowed the Lifetime Achievement Award to Anderson at Harken Hall this week.

Country Music Hall of Famer and Longest-Serving Member, Bill Anderson was prominently featured in NBC’s Opry 100 special, which aired on Wednesday, March 19. If you didn't watch it, you can stream it on Peacock.

Bill Anderson released the official lyric video for his moving new song, “The Last One I'll Forget,” featured on his latest EP, Forevermore.

Country Music Hall of Famer, Songwriters Hall of Fame member and ACM and CMA-award-winning entertainment titan, Bill Anderson, releases his brand-new EP, Forevermore, available everywhere today via MCA Nashville/UMe.

Country Music Hall of Fame member, Songwriters Hall of Fame member and ACM and CMA-award-winning entertainment titan, Bill Anderson, was honored with the 2024 Dr. David Godbold Lifetime Achievement Award by the South Carolina Entertainment and Music Hall of Fame on Thursday, April 25. Anderson was inducted by the organization in 1994, and is the first Lifetime Achievement Award honoree. Anderson was born in Columbia, South Carolina and lived there for the first 8 years of his life until moving to Georgia.

Entertainment titan and Country Music Hall of Famer, Bill Anderson, enlists four fellow Hall of Famers – Bobby Bare, Jimmy Fortune, Vince Gill and Willie Nelson – on their new collaboration, "The Country I Grew Up With," available everywhere today via MCA Nashville/UMe.

 Country Music Hall of Fame member, Songwriters Hall of Fame member and ACM and CMA-award-winning entertainment titan, Bill Anderson, will be honored with the 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award by the South Carolina Entertainment and Music Hall of Fame. Anderson was inducted by the organization in 1994, and will be the first Lifetime Achievement Award honoree on April 25, 2024.