House Joint Resolution 1469, sponsored by Powell, recognizes the grand opening of a Nashville-themed show performed by the Country Bear Musical Jamboree at Walt Disney World. This new show, set to debut in the summer, pays tribute to the cultural heritage of Tennessee and the Opry-style performances that the state is known for. The show will feature a mix of familiar tunes and new Disney songs reinterpreted in various country music genres, including bluegrass, pop-country, Americana, and rockabilly.

The resolution highlights the historical significance of the Country Bear Jamboree, which was one of the last attractions developed with Walt Disney's direct involvement. Originally intended for a now-defunct ski resort in California, the show found its home in Florida's Magic Kingdom when it opened in 1971. The resolution expresses the Tennessee General Assembly's support and best wishes for the success of this new Nashville-themed show, celebrating its premiere at a beloved Disney attraction.