rpmentertainment’s Maggie Rose will reach a career milestone this week as she steps in the famous wooden circle to make her Grand Ole Opry debut this Friday, August 10.

Rose’s Opry debut comes during an exciting time in the young songstress’ career as she has wrapped up her first big summer tour and her new single, “I Ain’t Your Mama,” climbing up into the top 40's reaching #41 on MediaBase and #42 on Billboard.  “I am honored and excited to join the many amazing artist that have come before me to perform on that hallowed stage,” says Rose. “I am beyond words to explain my excitement and all I can say to everyone that ask me how I feel is that dreams really do come true.”

This country rite of passage for the young singer/songwriter does not come as a surprise to industry insiders.  Rose has garnered much praise from radio and media from her radio single release, “I Ain’t Your Mama.”  Taste of Country gave the new single 4 our of 5 stars saying the song is the “perfect country quickie…fills up the speakers, driving her message home with passion and urgency.”  Roughstock.com agrees, saying the single is a “no-brainer for country radio.”  Radio veterans are also excited about Rose.  WGH’s John Shomby says, “Maggie Rose brings a fresh new sound to radio and that's a very good thing." While Stoney Richards of WDSY explains, "When an artist finds her own voice...it deserves to be heard. Maggie Rose Spreads her arms, plants her feet and lets the music out. I like what I hear."

Produced by the legendary James Stroud and written by Judson Spence and Candy Cameron,  “I Ain’t Your Mama” is spreading like wildfire across the country as Rose has kept a busy tour schedule this summer. Opening for artist like Darius Rucker, Randy Houser and 38 Special, Maggie Rose continues to wow her audiences, delivering powerful vocals and an exciting set. For a complete list of tour dates, visit www.maggierosemusic.com