Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum

My husband and I love music. We were happy to buy the Groupon to visit.
It’s small with an even small gift area but the space is packed to the gills with memorabilia. There should be a display or two for someone who isn’t into music. This isn’t just country but a lot of different genres.
It didn’t take us long to go through but I thought it was a good stop in Nashville. Thank you for showing that there is more to music than the front people /​singers.

Awesome! Great to see some love to the men (and women) behind the men! Attended the Give A Little charity dinner and enjoyed great food, great music, and met lots of new friends… a must stop for true music fans. You don’t see the MAN but the music behind the man! Love it

I’m giving this place three stars because I expected a lot more and the employees that were working couldn’t have acted like they cared any less. When we walked in, we noticed a small gift shop to our left and the rest of the «lobby» area was seriously empty as could be and I questioned whether or not the place was even open… But, it was. We paid for our tickets ($ 20 each, way too much in my opinion) and we were escorted into this mini showing room that gives you a brief rundown of what the museum has to offer and the history that you’re going to see. It’s pretty short, like less than ten minutes, so I wasn’t too mad about it and it was actually pretty interesting! When you finish the video, you’re allowed to leave and go start your viewing of the museum. There was a lot of cool stuff on display, but most of the names that were being dropped were foreign to me. Throughout the whole thing, I only knew Elvis, The Supremes, Jackson 5, Les Paul, Beach Boys… Maybe a few more, but that’s about it. For older individuals, I feel that this place would be a big hit — but for people my age, it’s just eh. Seeing how it’s only two years old, I hope that they expand and add more displays to the museum because paying $ 20 a person to finish up the whole entire museum in like 35 mins is kind of lame.

Thought I would try this with the family. Kind of expensive for what you get. We got there and the guy at the door acted surprised to see us. Considering we were there an hour and didn’t see any other visitors I can see why. There’s plenty to do in this town besides this place.

Given the location of this place and the attendance on our visit on New Year’s Day, I wasn’t surprised to see so few reviews. Loved the concept as it was written up in teh Access Pass guide (admission included), so dragged the brother here, but wasn’t blown away by the execution, includings really basic errors on signs («its» vs «it’s», etc) that you’d never see at the more high-​profile Country HOF in the heart of town.

If you need a unique exciting location to have a private function — this is it! The staff is very easy to work with. The built in stage is perfect for Live Music. The open space is easily transformed. Then you get to explore the Museum!

Don’t miss this museum when in Nashville, lots of great displays and history wrapped up in this museum! Loved all the great guitars!

Absolutely, positively fantastic.
If you have any interest in the history of music — this is the place for you. This museum truly is a museum for musicians and for those who wish they were.
My father and I enjoyed a wonderful tour recently. The exhibits are spectacular. Each one has audio that doesn’t interfere with other exhibits. It is a well planned, must see museum if you love music.
Don’t miss this gem!

Saw singer Jonda Faucher and her Kate Band here recently at a costume party and she was a little «outside the box» of Musicians Hall of Fame singers, in a good way. They were fun since they got folks dancing. A night time party here in the hall is a totally different experience than daytime museum viewing. In daytime normal museum visiting hours the displays are the star, featuring popular, Americana and other performers who have been inducted. It’s much smaller and more mainstream than the Country Music Hall of Fame, with little overlap. I recommend both.

A great addition to Nashville and to commemorate all musicians! Not to be missed! The 2014 Induction Ceremony was an OMG moment all night long! Be sure to visit.