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!

If you're a Veteran or active duty service member and you've always wanted to visit the Country Music Hall of Fame, your weekend to go is coming soon!

Can you believe they're not in yet?!

Luke Bryan Fans!  Make your plans to head to Nashville this summer to get the first look at the new exhibit in The Country Music Hall of Fame.  It's called This Is Luke Bryan and it's all about the tight jeaned country shaking singer.

If you've been awestruck by the gorgeous costumes on ABC's hit show 'Dancing With the Stars,' now is your chance to get up close and personal with recent winner Kellie Pickler's dancing attire. She graciously lent the Country Music Hall of Fame her finale costume and mirror ball trophy just in time for summer tourists.

The Country Music Hall of Fame just added a little more fame to its halls with the pending induction of Kenny Rogers, Bobby Bare and Cowboy Jack Clement. It's country music's highest honor, and the three join the ranks of artists such as Reba McEntire and Vince Gill.

Country superstar Reba McEntire is one of the most successful female performers in country music history. Her long and varied career will be celebrated in an upcoming exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville titled 'Reba: All the Woman I Am.'

Most boys his age might have wanted a bike or a rifle, but an 11-year old boy in Tupelo, Mississippi asked his mom for a guitar on his birthday and that’s what he got. Elvis Presley and his mom went to the Tupelo Hardware Store on this date in 1946 and she paid $6.95 for a guitar that changed his life and set him on a course to stardom.

She was considered the first female superstar of country music.  According to Huffington Post Kitty Wells passed away today at 92 from complications of a stroke.

Sidelined with bronchitis, Don Williams was unable to attend what he calls "the biggest honor of my life," the Medallion ceremony celebrating his induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame on Sunday night. The singer was taken to a Kentucky hospital for treatment on Friday (October 22), although he was not admitted...