Take a video tour of the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum in Nashville, like we did on June 5, 2011.

Chartered in 1964, the museum has amassed one of the world's most extensive musical collections.

The Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum is the home for this popular American art form, safeguarding over . million artifacts, and featuring two expansive floors of gallery space, highlighting permanent and limited-engagement exhibitions. Touring the two floors of the Museum’s gallery spaces, guests will follow the evolution of country music, within the context of American history. The Museum offers amazing tour experiences and opportunities to play an instrument, enjoy an archived film, or hear live music from country legends and renowned songwriters, with over 250 programs and activities each year. Four unique shops-The Museum Store, Circa, Hatch Show Print, and the Haley Gallery-located on the property offer a great selection of books and music, museum souvenirs, original artwork, locally-made gifts, and country lifestyle apparel.

Very well-put together museum to honor country music history. They did a great job taking you on the journey from Humble beginnings to the rise in the 90s to the changes more currently. Check it out! more less. When a traveler builds a plan from this page, the itinerary automatically includes Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. This is a great way for travelers looking for a great vacation in your city or country to also experience Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. In addition, the more this page is used, the more we will promote Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum to other Inspirock users.

On Monday, March 18, the country music community gathered at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum as Bill Cody, on behalf of the CMA Country Music Association, announced Jerry Bradley, Ray Stevens, and Brooks & Dunn as the 2019 Hall of Fame members-elect. While their induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame at our Medallion Ceremony is in October, their Road to the Hall began long ago. Between now and October, we'll release a series of videos that shine a light on that Medallion Ceremony, and what the road toward it looked like for all of the members-elect.

What a building and what a Museum. If you like country and the history of country music ( the artifacts and memories of such) you will love the Country music hall of fame and museum. You could spend all day in here looking at the legends of the genre (new and old).

Campbell was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2005. In 2011 Campbell announced a farewell tour following a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. His final performance was in November 2012, in Napa, California. A 2014 documentary, I’ll Be Me, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song; a soundtrack from the film, produced by Julian Raymond, won a Grammy. The film was widely praised for how frankly it dealt with the disease and how it affected Campbell, his family, and friends  . Adapted from the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum’s Encyclopedia of Country Music, published by Oxford University Press. Glen Campbell: Medallion 2006.

Alabama, the most successful – and certainly one of the most influential – bands in country music, will showcase the stories and events that have made them one of the most iconic acts in American music with an exhibition at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.

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Country Hall of Fame and Museum's director and CEO Kyle Young stands in the museum's rotunda in Nashville, Tenn. Friday, March 10, 2017. Kyle Young’s first day of work was Apr. 30, 1976. A nearby billboard advertises the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Phillips, The Tennessean. Grandpa died on this date last year. Randy Piland, The Tennessean.