On Tuesday, November 11, three more names were added to Music City's iconic Walk of Fame Park: prolific songwriter Liz Rose, the legendary Charley Pride (posthumously), and country music's sensational band and songwriting gurus, Old Dominion.
Two-time CMA Entertainer of the Year and Columbia Nashville artist Luke Combs recently received the 109th star on Music City’s historic Walk of Fame.
On October 30th, the Music City Walk of Fame inducted The Fairfield Four, Colin Reed, Bill Cody, and Jimmy Buffett at their 27th Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
On Wednesday, October 4th, four extremely deserving individuals received their star on Nashville’s Walk of Fame: Music executive, Joe Galante; Rock guitarist, Duane Eddy; Singer/songwriter, Don McClean; and Rock and Country artist, Darius Rucker.
On May 4th, Joe and Linda Chambers, Eric Church, and Butch Spyridon were awarded stars on Music City’s Walk of Fame.
Music City Walk of Fame inductees Dierks Bentley, Keb’ Mo’, Bobby Bare, and Connie Smith represent the diversity of Music City in the first ceremony since the pandemic.
Lady Antebellum, Clint Black and Mac McAnally to be Inducted into Music City Walk of Fame; Chet Atkins and DeFord Bailey to be Honored with Stars
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