Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum, Nashville

This was a great place to visit, if you have an interest in how some of the best music in the USA has been made. You can even try out some of the 'instruments' and make your own music! Enjoyed the Jimi Hendrix section. I went late in the day, and stayed about an hour, but if you enjoy music you may need a little longer.

So at first glance I thought this was a Musicians as in all genre of music Museum, and hall of fame like The Rock n Roll hall of fame but for everyone. I was mistaken. This is to celebrate people that you may not be familiar with like instrumentalist. There are well known people too like B.B. King and Elvis. There's a lot of people who were songwriters maybe a guitarist who played on solo artist albums with names you would recognize. I think the tickets are a bit steep if going on a weekday I suggest just going there was hardly anyone there and you'll avoid the $2 online fee charged for getting a ticket in advance. I liked how it was organized,I'm over all glad we went. There was a lot of interesting information. I do not recommend downloading the app, the first couple audio tour sound clips worked but then it crashed and would not restart. It did not have any discounts for the gift shop as advertised either. Apparently there is a YouTube channel I haven't checked it out but would probably give some insight if this is something you'd be interested in.