Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum
Phone: (615) 244-3263
Mon - Sat 10am- 5pm
Welcome to the Musicians Hall Of Fame And Museum
As a music museum in one of the largest music cities in the world, we are proud of the unique exhibits and genres our museum offers our guests.

From classic country to rock ’n’ roll, you can find it all right here at the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum in Nashville, TN. Our music museum exhibits offer guests a once in a lifetime experience to see instruments, studio booths, and more used by some of your favorite famous artists. Interested in visiting us?
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L.A. Exhibit
Our Los Angeles music exhibit includes a variety of different instruments used to record well-known artists like Simon and Garfunkel, The Beach Boys, The Mamas and Papas, Bread, Paul Revere & The Raiders, and The Carpenters. Through our L.A. music exhibit, you’ll be able to step into the musical lives of some of the most popular artists of all time.
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Motown Exhibit
Our Motown music exhibit allows guests to dive into “The Sound of Young America” with instruments used to record artists such as The Supremes, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, and The Jackson 5. With incredibly rich musical history, the Motown Exhibit is like none other.
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American Studio Exhibit
Want a closer look into the world behind the American Studio in Memphis, TN? With the actual studio vocal booth and interior walls along with instruments, the American Studio Exhibit at the MHOFM gives guests the opportunity to step into the lives of famous artists like Elvis, Dusty Springfield, The Box Tops, and Neil Diamond.
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Stax Recording Studio Exhibit
The Stax Recording Studio helped many incredible artists flourish in their musical careers, and has become a bucket-list visit for music lovers everywhere. The Stax Recording Studio Exhibit at the MHOFM includes instruments used to record artists like Sam and Dave, Otis Redding, Booker T. And The M.G’s, and Eddie Floyd.
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Nashville Exhibit
It’s no surprise that Nashville is home to artists who have made their mark on the music industry for many years. Inside our Nashville Exhibit, you’ll find instruments used to record Hank Williams Sr. ,George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Tammy Wynette, George Jones, Merle Haggard, Charlie Rich, and Chet Atkins.
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Muscle Shoals Exhibit
Muscle Shoals is home to artists who have recorded top hits and made a great impact on the music industry. At our Muscle Shoals music exhibit, guests can view instruments used to record artists like Bob Seger, Paul Simon, Traffic, Bob Dylan, and Rod Stewart.
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Jimi Hendrix Exhibit
The purple haze at the entrance of the Jimi Hendrix room is just the beginning of your experience. From Nashville to Woodstock, our Jimi Hendrix Exhibit tells the story of the time that Jimi spent in Nashville.
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Private Events

We are proud of our professional, thorough and knowledgeable staff who are at hand to make your event a memorable one.

By having your next event at the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum you can be sure that you will be looked after by our attentive and detail oriented staff. Your guests will love this true Nashville experience, steeped in music history both past and present, it is like no other place in Nashville. Our space is a world class, versatile and unique venue that is fully equipped to accommodate anywhere from 50 to 2,000 people.

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“The GRAMMY Museum Gallery is very entertaining and interactive” “We learned a lot and had fun. Each stage is hands on and informative. We needed more than 2 hours there. Staff was great, parking is close by.”

Amanda
GRAMMY Museum Gallery at Musicians Hall of Fame visitor

The GRAMMY Museum Gallery

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Site by Alex Hawker

The Museum will be CLOSED on Saturday 6/22 & Monday 6/24 due to a private event.

may 15-18, 2024

John Lennon's guitar on display at the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum

For the first time in America, only on display May 15-18.

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