Terri Clark

“As soon as I heard this song, I knew that Terri Clark was the only person I wanted to sing it with me."

"It's different at the Opry."

Sure, some of these artists scored major hits, but if you ask us, they're due a much bigger spot in the genre's history books.

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Ashley McBryde, Lauren Alaina and Terri Clark saluted the late Joe Diffie with "John Deere Green" during their Saturday night (April 4) Grand Ole Opry performance.

On Sept. 11, 2004, Clark earned her second No. 1 hit in the United States with her single "Girls Lie Too."

Clark was the first female Canadian singer to be inducted into the Grand Ole Opry, and has sold more than five million records over the course of her career.

Below are photos from the Saturday, Sept. 16, 2017 meet and greet with Terri Clark. Here's what to do: Click on the image you'd like to download. Then, right click on the expanded image and save it. That's it! Thanks for coming out, everybody...

One of the things we like best about bringing your favorite country music artists to Bangor is that, sometimes, we can get you backstage to meet them in person!

Five-time female vocalist of the year, and eight time CCMA Entertainer of the year Terri Clark will headline the Country Gold Saturday night party at New England Ribfest in Bangor.