Interactive museum honoring musicians and studio players across all genres with exhibits featuring iconic instruments, recording gear, and the GRAMMY Gallery experience.
General Information
Closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day
Hours may vary due to private events; check website before visiting
Seniors (65+): $25
Military (with ID): $25
Youth (6–17): $20
Children 5 & under: Free
Groups (10+): $25 per person with reservation
How to Get There
Take I-40 East to downtown Nashville, exit at James Robertson Parkway, turn left onto 5th Avenue North, then right onto Gay Street.
Overview
The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, is a tribute to the often-unsung heroes of recorded music—the session musicians, producers, and engineers who helped shape the soundtracks of generations. Located in the historic Nashville Municipal Auditorium, the museum spans decades of music history, showcasing instruments, studio gear, and memorabilia used by legendary artists and the studio musicians behind them. From Motown to Muscle Shoals, and from the Wrecking Crew to the Nashville A-Team, the exhibits highlight the collaborative spirit that defines the music industry.
A standout feature of the museum is the GRAMMY Museum Gallery®, an interactive space where visitors can explore the recording process, try their hand at mixing tracks, and even step into a vocal booth. The museum’s immersive displays and hands-on experiences make it a must-visit for music lovers of all ages. Whether you're a fan of rock, country, soul, or pop, the Musicians Hall of Fame offers a deeper appreciation for the artistry and craftsmanship behind the hits we all know and love.
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