Country Music Hall Of Fame and Museum

October 6, join the Museum for "Nightfall at the Hall" presented by Maverick Nashville Management. The thirteenth annual event is an after-hours party for Troubadour Members, and will feature refreshments, light bites, and a performance by singer-songwriter Ashley McBryde. Grammy, Country Music Association Award, and Academy of Country Music Award-winner Ashley McBryde cut her teeth playing country songs in biker bars—and it shows. The Grand Ole Opry member’s major-label debut, "Girl Going Nowhere," charmed critics and fans alike, and its follow-up, "Never Will," includes the Top Ten, platinum-certified single “One Night Standards.” Her Grammy-, CMA-, and ACM-winning duet with Carly Pearce, “Never Wanted to Be That Girl,” also topped the country charts. McBryde's "Ashley McBryde Presents: Lindeville" album earned her a third consecutive Best Country Album Grammy nomination, and her newest album, "The Devil I Know," was released to critical acclaim. McBryde released a studio version of "Rattlesnake Preacher," a fan-favorite and live staple, in June, and her latest release, "Ain't Enough Cowboy Songs," offers poetic nostalgia. Don’t miss her performance at "Nightfall at the Hall." Through October 9, receive twelve months of Troubadour Membership for the price of eleven. Become a Troubadour member: https://lnkd.in/grYf_ar6

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The Museum’s Vice President of Creative Warren Denney will retire at the end of the year after more than 18 years of service to the organization. Denney oversees the Museum’s creative department, which fulfills the comprehensive creative needs for the institution. His responsibilities include artistic direction and design support for all exhibitions, education, and marketing initiatives, as well as books published by the Museum’s CMF Press and records produced by CMF Records. He also supervises the Museum’s video production, photography, and digital content creation, including for the Museum’s public programs and other events. “Throughout his tenure, Warren grew the Museum’s video, design, and digital content efforts into an award-winning creative arm, forging an artistic vision for the Museum that will resonate well into the future,” said Kyle Young, CEO of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. “Beyond his talents as a visual artist and writer, he has a deep understanding and passion for this music and our Museum’s educational mission that is felt in nearly everything we do.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/eqZTJWC4

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The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum offers hands-on, work-based learning opportunities through its paid internship program! Applications for spring 2026 internships are now open! As an intern, enjoy benefits such as free 24/7 downtown parking or a WeGo bus pass, complimentary admission to the Museum and local venues like the National Museum of African American Music and the Ryman, discounts at Museum stores and restaurants, and more. Current internship departments include: ➡️ Creative ➡️ Creative Project Management ➡️ Editorial ➡️ Events ➡️ Library and Archives ➡️ Marketing ➡️ Museum Education ➡️ Public Programs ➡️ Public Relations The Museum also offers a Field Forward living and relocation stipend to increase equitable access to and participation in its internship program. The stipend provides financial support to students identifying as traditionally underrepresented in cultural arts careers or with demonstrated financial need—apply now. Learn more about the Museum's paid internships and apply today: https://lnkd.in/ehFV8wtm

Last Week, the Museum celebrated the opening of its newest exhibition, "Country's Grandest Stage: The Opry at 100." It examines notable performers and key moments in the history of the show that has entertained and enthralled millions. To mark the opening of the exhibit, the Museum hosted a panel discussion with Country Music Hall of Fame member Vince Gill, Grammy-winning country artist Carly Pearce, and Dan Rogers, Senior Vice President and Executive Producer of the Grand Ole Opry. Paul Kingsbury, the Museum’s Senior Director of Editorial and Interpretation, moderated the discussion. The exhibit runs until March 2027.

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This weekend, the Museum hosted a panel discussion with Lainey Wilson and two of her main creative collaborators, CeCe Dawson and Raina Gir. The program explored how Wilson's style and branding have evolved as her profile has grown. Wilson’s signature fashion statement—her omnipresent bell bottoms—calls to mind a look from the past, but Wilson's music and style are fresh, modern, and ideally suited for her unique sensibility. Museum Writer-Editor Jon Freeman led the discussion in the Museum’s CMA Theater. The program was offered in support of the Museum’s exhibition "Lainey Wilson: Tough as Nails." Get tickets: https://lnkd.in/e7ZBMp77

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This weekend, the Museum hosted a "Songwriter Session" with singer-songwriter Jessi Alexander. Alexander wrote Lee Brice’s “I Drive Your Truck,” Luke Combs’s "Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma,” Miley Cyrus’s “The Climb,” and Blake Shelton’s “Mine Would Be You,” among other hits. Her songs have also been recorded by Jelly Roll, Cody Johnson, Dustin Lynch, Midland, Megan Moroney, Eric Paslay, Morgan Wallen, Lainey Wilson, Trisha Yearwood, Country Music Hall of Fame members Patty Loveless and Reba McEntire, and more. Alexander was nominated for Songwriter of the Year, Non-Classical at the 2025 Grammy Awards and is currently featured in the Museum’s annual exhibition "American Currents: State of the Music," which explores musical developments, artist achievements and notable events in country music from the previous year.