Rock & Roll Hall of Famer James Taylor is set to make his Grand Ole Opry debut on November 11.

“The Opry has been built over the last 100 years in large part by songwriters and storytellers,” Opry executive producer Dan Rogers says. “To have one of the very best ever with us to celebrate 100 years is amazing to so many of us.”

The multi-platinum singer-songwriter will perform at the iconic Nashville venue on Tuesday, November 11, as part of the Opry’s year-long 100th anniversary celebration.

Although Taylor may not be a country star, he has collaborated with several of them over the years, including Chris Stapleton and Opry members Vince Gill and Alison Krauss.

Taylor will be joined by Gill and Opry member Emmylou Harris as part of the night’s lineup.