country music hall of fame

On April 1, 1967, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum opened in Nashville, Tenn.

Congrats to these three country music history makers!

Now located in downtown Nashville, Tenn., the country music Mecca has welcomed countless visitors in its five-plus decades of existence.

Both the Country Music Hall of Fame and Dollywood are closed to visitors due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

On April 1, 1967, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum opened in Nashville, Tenn.

The list of country singers who died in plane crashes includes some of the biggest stars in country music history.

Can you believe they're not in yet?!

The Country Music Hall Of Fame will announce the next batch of inductees in a special live stream event on Tuesday.

While taking in the awesome week at the CMA Music Fest, I was able to interview a legend in country music, Lee Greenwood.  Lee is celebrating 30 years of his hit, 'God Bless The USA' with a new book and an exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum!

There are very few performers who can be known simply by their first name alone....Merle, Patsy, Conway, Elvis, Hank and Garth. Garth Brooks was just notified that he will be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame later this year in the category of 'Modern Era Artist' and it's about time.

Reba finally gets her plaque..... Carrie and George will assist Idol.....

Country's queen is taking her rightful spot in this year's class of the Country Music Hall of Fame!  Reba McEntire is going into the Hall this year along with the amazing songwriter, Bobby Braddock who has written hits from multiple eras.