MusiciansHallofFame

Love is in the air at the Musicians Hall of Fame! Snap a pic with the Chet Atkins statue, tag us, and show our ticket booth for FREE admission for you & your Valentine! Valid 2/13-2/15. Tickets must be purchased at the door. #ComeSeeWhatYouveHeard

In this clip, Al Kooper tells the story of how he got his big break with Bob Dylan. Come See What You’ve Heard! #musicianshalloffame #nashville #nashvilletn #CelebratingBobDylan #BobDylan #hammondb3 #alkooper #bobdylan #organ #sessionmusician #tomwilson #organsessionplayer

The Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum will be closed today due to inclement weather.

Merry Christmas from the Musician’s Hall of Fame & Museum! We will be closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Regular business hours will resume on Thursday, December 26th, from 10 AM to 5 PM. Come See What You’ve Heard! #musicianshalloffame #nashville #nashvilletn

Exciting news! Mike Curb will match every donation to the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum through 12/31/24! 🎶 Your gift supports educational exhibits like INNOVATORS, preserves music history, and inspires future generations. Donate here: musicianshalloffame.com/donations/

Emmylou Harris' Gibson Everly Brothers Guitar was kept in the studio and used by many session musicians. One of them was Albert Lee, who liked the thin width of the neck, which was similar to an electric guitar. Come See What You’ve Heard! #musicianshalloffame #nashville

The Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum has something for everyone. These items make the perfect souvenir or stocking stuffer this holiday season! Swipe to see some of our favorites. Come See What You’ve Heard! #musicianshalloffame #nashvilletn #visitmusiccity

We just launched a collection of new MHOF Hats! Shop in our gift shop or online at the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum website! Come See What You’ve Heard! . . . #musicianshalloffame #nashville #nashvilletn #visitmusiccity #oldtowntrolley #giftshop #hats #hatcollection

The Played, Worn, and Torn exhibit, in collaboration with Julien’s Auction, is now on display! This exhibit features Gibson guitars and memorabilia from the Everly Brothers. The exhibit is on display from now through November 21, 2024! Come See What You’ve Heard!

In this clip, the legendary bassist and Jimi Hendrix’s buddy, Billy Cox, spills the beans on their epic time in Nashville! He dives into just how determined Jimi was to level up his guitar skills. Come See What You’ve Heard! #musicianshalloffame

Barbara Mandrell was the first artist to win the CMA Entertainer Of The Year for two consecutive years and is a member of the Steel Guitar Hall of Fame. She was inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum in 2014 as one of the first three women to receive that honor.

In 1990, the legendary Chet Atkins, an inductee of the MHOF, released an album with Mark Knopfler. This Polaroid Impulse One-Step Camera, along with an extra box of film and a photo of Mark, has sat on Chet's grand piano in his home studio since the day he captured the moment.

In this clip, the legendary Kris Kristofferson shares the unforgettable moment he first heard Janis Joplin’s soulful take on his classic song, “Me and Bobby McGee.” He talks about how her unique style completely changed his original vision and breathed new life into the lyrics.

The Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum are deeply saddened by the passing of 2019 inductee, Engineer Billy Sherrill. His impact on the industry will never be forgotten. Watch his interview with Joe Chambers, where he talks about the journey of his incredible career.

Cooler weather is upon us, so it's time for a Musician's Hall of Fame hoodie! Check out our selection of cozy hoodies and sweatshirts in the gift shop or shop online. Come See What You’ve Heard! #musicianshalloffame #nashville #giftshop #souvenirs #sweatshirts #hoodies

Nashville, the show followed the lives of fictional Country music artists, with Connie Britton as Rayna James, a legendary country singer whose fame is waning, and Hayden Panettiere as Juliette Barnes, a rising young star. The series premiered on ABC on October 12, 2012.

Did you know Nashville’s famous Chet Atkins statue found its permanent home at the Musician’s Hall of Fame & Museum last year? Stop by to take a picture with Chet during your visit! Come See What You’ve Heard

Our Jimi Hendrix Nashville to Woodstock exhibit has so much to see! In this room, you will find one of Jimi Hendrix’s Stratocaster guitars, the stage he performed on in Nashville at The Jolly Roger, and more! Come See What You’ve Heard

In our L.A. Exhibit, you'll find a surfboard signed by The Beach Boys! The Beach Boys are an American rock band formed in Hawthorne, California, in 1961. The original lineup featured brothers Brian, Dennis, and Carl Wilson, their cousin Mike Love, and their friend Al Jardine.

In this clip, James Burton tells the story of Elvis’ death from inside Graceland. Come See What You’ve Heard! . . . #musicianshalloffame #nashville #nashvilletn #visitmusiccity #oldtowntrolley #jamesburton #graceland #elvis #elvispresley