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Perfect for corporate outings, school trips, and social gatherings, our customizable tours and interactive exhibits celebrate the rich history of country music. Enjoy exclusive access, unique activities, and special discounts tailored to your group's needs.
In addition to touring the Museum, your group can choose from a variety of one-of-a-kind experiences that include Nashville’s legendary Historic RCA Studio B or time spent with Music City’s finest performers and songwriters. These special packages and programs can be added to your Museum itinerary for an additional fee. Please inquire with your group sales specialist.
All group rates, unless otherwise noted, apply to 15 or more people. Prices subject to change, and sold only in conjunction with Museum admission.
All Group Experiences
♪ These special packages and programs can be added to your Museum itinerary for an additional fee. Please inquire with your group sales specialist. *Digital Download and Keepsake CDs of the recordings are available for purchase.
Your group’s experience begins with a personally guided tour of Historic RCA Studio B. Gather around the microphone for a recording session, then head to the museum to complete your group’s tour experience.
Waylon defined it. “‘Outlaw’ meant standing up for your rights, for your own way of doing things.” Waylon’s Way is a backstage look at those defiant years, with stories and songs from Carter and Barny Robertson, who played and sang alongside Waylon Jennings—the country music pacesetter, dreamer, and singer who fronted the Waylors. From the tour bus to the studio and stage, this program transports audiences to the 1970s, to the Outlaw scene in Tennessee, Texas, and in between. Experience these rowdy, creative years as shared by Barny and Carter Robertson.
A true day in the life of a musician—from songwriting and performing to professionalism in the music industry—this program covers it all. Co-write and produce a song from scratch with Nashville recording artist Meghan Linsey and record producer Tyler Cain, who will help your group compose a beat and write accompanying parts to your original track.
What started in 1957 as a sketch on a dinner napkin quickly became the birthplace to more than 35,000 legendary songs and more than 1,000 popular hits. Located on renowned Music Row, Historic RCA Studio B is one of the most famous studios in the world. Over 35,000 songs were recorded here by artists such as Dolly Parton, Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, and even more recently, Martina McBride and Carrie Underwood. Hear the stories behind the legendary recordings and view some of the original instruments used in producing over 1,000 hit records on this private guided tour.
Discover the stories behind the music you love in a private session with one of Nashville’s hit-making songwriters. This intimate session allows the rare opportunity to hear hits as they were originally written. The writer demonstrates to the group how a song is created from concept to hit. After the session, join the writer for a meet and greet and autograph signing.
Experience for yourself what makes songwriting in Nashville so unique with this interactive co-writing program. Work closely with one of Nashville’s most accomplished songwriters as they guide your group in composing original lyrics of their own. End this session with a group recording of Nashville’s newest tune.
A Match Made in Nashville. This unique package combines a tour of Hatch Show Print with a hands-on “Taste of GooGoo” workshop at Goo Goo Candy Shop, which created the Goo Goo Cluster, America’s first combination confection and a sweet Southern tradition invented in Nashville in 1912.
This tour starts at legendary letterpress icon Hatch Show Print’s production shop. The century-plus-old business will engage your group’s senses: They’ll listen to the presses crank while learning about the history of Hatch. They’ll also see the colorful, classic posters that put the shop on the map—as well as recent works of their favorite entertainers! The tour concludes in the Hatch Show Print Space for Design, where the group can handle some of the tools of the trade and smell the ink as they print their own keepsake piece.
In this one-hour dance workshop, students take cues from a choreographer to the stars (Disney, Taylor Swift, Brooks & Dunn). After a warmup, students are encouraged to shine—from personality to pirouettes—as they move across the floor learning both dance and audition techniques for world tours, award shows, movies, and beyond. The program culminates in a dynamic commercial dance combination.
Student Group Experiences
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A true day in the life of a musician—from songwriting and performing to professionalism in the music industry—this program covers it all. Co-write and produce a song from scratch with Nashville recording artist Meghan Linsey and record producer Tyler Cain, who will help your group compose a beat and write accompanying parts to your original track.
Your group’s experience begins with a personally guided tour of Historic RCA Studio B. Gather around the microphone for a recording session, then head to the museum to complete your group’s tour experience.
Students experience what makes songwriting in Nashville so unique with this interactive co-writing program. For 1 hour, the group will work closely with one of Nashville’s most accomplished songwriters as they guide students in composing original lyrics of their own. The session concludes with a group recording of the new tune.
Located on renowned Music Row, Studio B is one of the most famous recording studios in the world. Over 35,000 songs were recorded here by artists such as Dolly Parton, Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, and even more recently, Martina McBride and Carrie Underwood. On this guided tour, students learn about the history of Nashville’s recording industry, hear the stories behind the legendary recordings, and view some of the original instruments used in producing over 1,000 hit records.
This tour starts at legendary letterpress icon Hatch Show Print’s production shop. The century-plus-old business will engage your group’s senses: They’ll listen to the presses crank while learning about the history of Hatch. They’ll also see the colorful, classic posters that put the shop on the map—as well as recent works of their favorite entertainers! The tour concludes in the Hatch Show Print Space for Design, where the group can handle some of the tools of the trade and smell the ink as they print their own keepsake piece.
Come be a part of Music City by showcasing your own style and songs. Ranging from small choirs to full marching bands, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is the perfect place for an unforgettable performance opportunity. Free with Museum admission.
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum provides school and teacher programs that address national and state curriculum standards in language arts, math, music, science, social studies, and visual art. Interactive workshops, lesson guides, professional development, and more are offered to qualifying K-12 classrooms and college groups.
Military Experiences
This itinerary, created especially for military groups, begins on world-famous “Music Row” with a guided tour of Historic RCA Studio B, Nashville’s most legendary studio, and one of the most important and successful studios in the world. Opened in 1957, RCA Studio B has produced more than 35,000 songs, over 1,000 top ten hits, and 262 recordings by Elvis Presley. Following the tour, your group will be assembled “choir-style” to record your military branch song. At the end of the recording we will have each member of the group step to that famous microphone to state his name and rank, which will be included at the end of your recording. All of your participants will then have their buddy’s voices on digital download forever, as a one-of-a-kind keepsake.
The second leg of this itinerary will bring your group to tour the incredible Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Country music has long had a special kinship with the United States military. From the plaintive ballads of World War II that often lamented soldiers being separated from their families, like Kitty Wells’ “Heartbreak USA,” to the rousing “Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue” by Toby Keith, penned following the attacks on September 11, 2001, country music has always represented the feelings and sacrifice of the American soldier. The Museum is a world-class facility featuring thousands of priceless artifacts, theater experiences, live music, a full-service restaurant, and the best variety of souvenirs, apparel, and music in the city.
We appreciate your service to our country, and we will strive to make this an experience you will never forget.
The process of group songwriting requires creativity and communication, leadership and compromise, all to reach a shared goal. In this special team-building program, join one of Music City’s most accomplished songwriters for an hour-long session on the craft of songwriting. By offering personal insight and direction, the writer guides your group in creating an original song. This entertaining and highly interactive program promotes group problem solving while exploring corporate ideals and goals in the creation of an original “Company Song.” Once written, your team will rehearse and record their new song and everyone will receive a digital download copy of their new “team” accomplishment.
Group Tour FAQ
For more questions or information about Group Tours, please call 615-416-2001.
The escort should enter our main entrance on Demonbreun Street between 4th Avenue and Representative John Lewis Way South, and proceed to the Information Desk. Tickets will be printed there. The escort is then welcome to unload the guests from the bus and start their museum experience.
Buses may only load and unload in front of the building on Demonbreun Street between 4th Avenue South and Representative John Lewis Way South. No street parking permitted. To inquire about parking at Nissan Stadium, please email sports.authority@nashville.gov.
For parking reservations in advance, groups may email Nashville@spplus.com and make their reservation. To find parking upon arrival, groups may call the SP Plus business office at 615.695.9253. Rates will fluctuate based upon events in the downtown area.
Free motor coach parking is available at Lot R of Nissan Stadium, unless there is an event.
Studio B is located at 1611 Roy Acuff Place, in Nashville’s historic Music Row area, about 1.5 miles from the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
Group tours of this facility must be arranged in advance with a group sales representative. Groups are to use their own form of transportation to get to and from the Studio. Group transportation is not provided.
The iconic letterpress print shop is located on site within the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum property. Groups may arrange a private tour in advance. Tickets may be obtained at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum information desk.