Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

Ellen Angelico plays guitar, banjo, mandolin, bass, pedal steel and piano. She has worked with Ty Herndon, Lilly Hiatt, Sonia Leigh, Sarah Potenza, Kalie Shorr, Uncle Kracker and Wheeler Walker

Australian-born Tommy Emmanuel is a Grammy-nominated guitar player with a picking style influenced by his musical hero, Country Music Hall of Fame member Chet Atkins. During his four-decade career, Emmanuel has won awards from the Country Music Association of

“Miss Country Soul,” as Jeannie Seely is sometimes known, wrote the R&B classic “Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (Will Understand),” a hit for Irma Thomas in 1964. A prolific

Banjo player Pam Gadd has been featured on six Porter Wagoner albums and performed with him weekly on the Grand Ole Opry. She has also toured as a backing musician

Max T. Barnes wrote "Before You Kill Us All" (Randy Travis), "How Your Love Makes Me Feel" (Diamond Rio), "Let Go of the Stone" (John Anderson), "Love Me" (Collin Raye)

Hit recording artist Lauren Alaina will take the stage at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s 10th annual Nightfall at the Hall concert. Nightfall at the Hall is

During the program, A.J. Croce will present the full album including hits "Operator" and "Time in a Bottle" with a special film element. For the second half of the show,

Western swing duo the Farmer & Adele, composed of Grace Adele and Keenan Wade, will take a break from hosting the Grand Master Fiddler Championship to perform. Their 2015 debut

Western swing duo the Farmer & Adele, composed of Grace Adele and Keenan Wade, will take a break from hosting the Grand Master Fiddler Championship to perform. Their 2015 debut