COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM | Nashville, Tennessee

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, is one of the world's largest museums and research centers dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of American vernacular music. Chartered in 1964, the museum has amassed one of the world's most extensive musical collections.

Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum
222 Rep. John Lewis Way South
Nashville, TN 37203

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[vafunseekers]

This is one of the main reasons we want to get back to Nashville. Really wanting to visit the museum. As you know we are huge country music fans. Thanks for showing us the museum.

[NerdsOnTheGo]

It's been so long since we have been there, thanks for taking us along.

[trvlnthru]

Thanks for giving us a tour of the museum. I grew up listening to so many of these musicians. It was cool to see all the artifacts and gold, platinum and diamonds never records. We hope to get to Nashville for our first visit before too much longer!

[pt_ii]

Wow what an awesome place. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[benniehaynes]

Can't be a Country "Hall of Fame" without GARY STEWART!

[michelletalksgh]

Awesome video today ty 4 sharing your day at the country hall of fame have a wonderful Sunday and week XOXO be safe out there guys

[MsSusie]

Brent, That was a great place to display today, I love Nashville, Thank you so much for sharing it with us, Hugs n Love to you all

[bridazzel]

Awesome! And speaking of The Judds I can’t believe we lost Naomi Judd last year!

[lorilori]

So much great music history there. Thank you for sharing!

[FamousFiveAmos]

Really need to take my wife here! She would love it. Loved the Porter Wagner suit! My wife and I were married in the chapel that George Jones and Tammy Wynette were married in located in Ringgold, GA. Great vlog as always!

[carlavision]

Brent, it'll be 37 yrs ago come June that when my brother brought me to Nashville for Fan Fair and we went into The Country Music Hall of Fame. That was so awesome and cool! Thank you for taking me along with you! Missed Jennifer and the boys. Really enjoyed your video!

[CathyHendrix]

This was great!! Enjoyed it all! Thanks for taking us along. Hope you and the family are having a great weekend. God bless!

[pickelbarrelofficial]

Great video, loved the jackets, loved the enchiladas. Looking forward to more.

[ryanweaver]

This is really neat… so many things connect us… discourse and disagreement and voices… it’s all workable. The music and arts help.

[gailsfoodandstuff]

what a cool video! my mom opened for or knew some of these greats that you showed here and i met hank jr, years ago, in lorton va. he was in the swimming pool of my friend, who’s dad, earl dixon, had a well known bar that had a few locals and and few famous singers there, so, hank was staying with them. lol

[nckdragn]

flying down from Edmonton, Alberta in June and so excited to visit the museum

[ryanweaver]

I really love this town... the history of country music and the intersections between other arts and genre's... and, a museum which is also active in work and moving digital and projects moving forward... it's really something... Are we factories or museums... yes.... we are mirrors and influences.... enjoy the ride and seek better...

And no, i'm not always so esoteric... it can be exhausting. it's not a matter of being right all the time, that's impossible, but the better alignment and honesty of your past, present and future... while understanding none of it is perfect, yet good. grace and justice are not opposites.

I like policy and multi sector work... but we can NOT abandon such long and sometimes painful lessons of history for expediency, yet... we can't also drag our feet for delusions of over control and/or monetization... Bill Clinton and many other leaders talk about what you know, expertise, timing, decisions... the space for better... iron sharpens iron... health, climate and tools...

#LoveEVICTShate

[ryanweaver]

9-5, roots, Shake it, let’s move, miles D, piano… electrons over time.

[jbinthehills]

Very nice review. I bet it was hard recording in there. I went to the Hall years ago when I think it was in the Music Row area and the roof of Elvis’s car was cut off and it’s rises so you could see inside if I remember right. Did they have any Patsy Cline items inside? Awesome job as always 😎😎

[nvragn]

Nice. Question some years back on the way home from many trips to Florida we would come up thru Nashville and I remember one time we stopped at the Wildhorse Saloon is it still around do you know? Anyway as always I enjoy your content 👍🇨🇦