Bill Cody, Voice of the Grand Ole Opry, Dead at 67

Bill Cody, a prominent figure in country music radio and the longtime announcer for the Grand Ole Opry, died on May 10, 2024, at the age of 67. Cody was widely recognized for his distinctive voice and his ability to foster a welcoming atmosphere for both performers and listeners during his tenure at the Opry. He began his career at WSM, the radio station that broadcasts the Grand Ole Opry, and became a familiar voice to millions of country music fans. His contributions to country radio extended beyond his role as an announcer, solidifying his legacy as a respected personality in the genre. Tributes from artists and industry professionals highlighted his professionalism and genuine connection with the country music community.