Country music channel ‘Circle’ to debut Jan. 1 on WMBF News

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - Opry Entertainment Group and Gray Television, Inc. are launching a new media network called Circle Jan. 1 dedicated to the country music lifestyle experience.

The network will feature original programming centered around artists and their lives on and off the stage. Its lineup includes the return of a weekly broadcast of the Grand Ole Opry, the show that made country music famous.

Starting Jan. 1, the new lineup for our over-the-air antenna users will look like this:

• 32.1 WMBF – NBC programming and WMBF News
• 32.2 Bounce
• 32.3 Circle
• 32.4 Laff
• 32.5 Grit

WMBF antenna viewers may need to rescan your TVs to get access to the new channel. Follow the instructions in the video below to learn how.

Circle will have a wide variety of country music programming, including “Opry Live,” which will feature Grand Ole Opry performances each week beginning in February.

Circle is also bringing back “Hee Haw,” a venerable music and comedy sketch show that aired from 1971 to 1993 and from 1996 to 1997.

You can learn more about Circle and its programs here.

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