Rising country star and American Idol Season 23 runner-up John Foster has officially announced that he will make his Grand Ole Opry debut on Saturday, June 7. The announcement comes shortly after his standout performance alongside Grand Ole Opry member Craig Morgan at the Cajun Country Jam in Louisiana.

Foster shared the exciting news with fans on social media, expressing heartfelt gratitude and overwhelming joy. “The first time I went to the Opry, I fought back tears,” he wrote. “As an amateur country music historian, there is no place more sacred to me than the Grand Ole Opry. This has been my number one dream ever since I started music.”

Known for his rich voice and deep appreciation for classic country, Foster has captured national attention not only with his performances on American Idol but also with his authenticity and passion for preserving the roots of the genre.

The Grand Ole Opry debut marks a career milestone for the Louisiana native, symbolizing a full-circle moment for the young artist whose love for country music runs deep.

In his post, Foster credited his fans for helping make this dream possible. “Because of your support, my dream will come true! I will NEVER be able to express my gratitude,” he shared, ending his message with a heartfelt, “Glory be to God!”

As the Opry celebrates its 100th year, Foster’s debut could not be more perfectly timed. Fans across the country are eagerly counting down the days to see this rising star step into one of the most iconic circles in American music history.