Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum – Virtual Tour

The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum honors musicians of all genres and instruments. Inductees are nominated by members of the American Federation of Musicians and by music industry professionals.

The museum opened in 2006 with a collection of instruments owned and played by well-known artists and behind-the-scenes session musicians.

These musicians that you may have heard but may have never seen were often the heroes behind the hits of many great artists who recorded the many music hits.

The Musicians Hall of Fame museum honors talented musicians who played on the most significant hit recordings.

Highlights of the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum

The Los Angeles Music and Motown Music Exhibits
Elvis Presley’s studio where he recorded his most significant records
Glen Campbell’s guitars that he played on his TV show and as a session musician in the early years
Jimi Hendrix’s Stratocaster guitar’s and the stage he performed on in Nashville
The Grammy Museum Gallery
James Jamerson’s Fender P-Bass
Steve Lukather’s original Les Paul guitar
The Stax Recording Studio
Instruments used by Johnny Cash and Elton John