List of Country Music Hall of Fame inductees

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The rotunda of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tennessee.

This is a list of the 155 inductees to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, as of 2024, counting groups as a single inductee. Of these, 16 inductions are solo female performers, and 1 induction is a female duet.

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To date, Roy Rogers is the only artist to have been inducted twice: first in 1980 as a member of the Sons of the Pioneers and again in 1988 as a solo artist. The induction of Harold Bradley in 2006 marked the first time two members of the same family were inducted into the Hall individually, following his brother Owen Bradley, who was inducted as part of the class of 1974. Owen's son Jerry was subsequently inducted in 2019. Hank Williams (inducted 1961), and his son Hank Williams Jr. (inducted 2020) are the only other family to have multiple separate inductees. To date, seven groups have been inducted that include members of the same family: Maybelle and Sara Carter of the Carter Family (cousins), the Delmore, Everly and Louvin Brothers, Harold and Don Reid of the Statler Brothers, The Browns (siblings), and The Judds (mother and daughter). In addition, the Hall also includes one married couple who were inducted together: Felice and Boudleaux Bryant, and two couples who were inducted for their individual achievements: former husband and wife George Jones (inducted 1992) and Tammy Wynette (inducted 1998), and currently married couple Connie Smith (inducted 2015), and Marty Stuart (inducted 2020).

Seventeen members of the Country Music Hall of Fame are also inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

1960s

Inductees in the 1960s
ImageInducteeYearBirth dateDeath dateNotes
Jimmie Rodgers in 1931.jpg Jimmie Rodgers 1961September 8, 1897May 26, 1933Singer-songwriter and musician
Fred Rose 1961August 24, 1898December 1, 1954Songwriter and music publisher
Hank Williams Promotional Photo.jpg Hank Williams 1961September 17, 1923January 1, 1953Singer-songwriter
Roy Acuff 1950.JPG Roy Acuff 1962September 15, 1903November 23, 1992Singer-songwriter and music publisher. The first living inductee.
Tex Ritter 1966.JPG Tex Ritter 1964January 12, 1905January 2, 1974Singer and actor
Ernest Tubb publicity portrait - Cropped.jpg Ernest Tubb 1965February 9, 1914September 6, 1984Singer-songwriter
Eddie Arnold 1969.JPG Eddy Arnold 1966May 15, 1918May 8, 2008Singer-songwriter, actor and TV host
James R. "Jim" Denny 1966February 28, 1911August 27, 1963Music executive
George D. Hay 1966November 9, 1895May 8, 1968Inventor and promoter
Uncle Dave Macon Billboard.jpg Uncle Dave Macon 1966October 7, 1870March 22, 1952Entertainer and musician
Red Foley Billboard 2.jpg Red Foley 1967June 17, 1910September 19, 1968Singer, musician, actor, radio and TV Host
J.L. (Joe) Frank 1967April 15, 1900May 4, 1952Music executive
Jim Reeves 1963.JPG Jim Reeves 1967August 20, 1923July 31, 1964Singer, songwriter, actor, TV & radio Personality, disc jockey, pioneer of the Nashville sound
Stephen H. Sholes 1967February 12, 1911April 22, 1968Music executive
Bob Wills photograph - Cropped.jpg Bob Wills 1968March 6, 1905May 13, 1975Musician and songwriter
Gene Autry.JPG Gene Autry 1969September 29, 1907October 2, 1998Singer and actor

1970s

Inductees in the 1970s
ImageInducteeYearBirth dateDeath dateNotes
Carter Family 1927.jpg The Carter Family 1970 A. P. Carter (December 15, 1891)
Sara Carter (July 21, 1898)
Maybelle Carter (May 10, 1909)
A. P. (November 7, 1960)
Sara (January 8, 1979)
Maybelle (October 23, 1978)
Singers
MonroeBrothers.jpg Bill Monroe 1970September 13, 1911September 9, 1996Singer and pioneer of Bluegrass music (shown left in the photo)
Art Satherley 1971October 19, 1889February 10, 1986Music executive. First non-American inducted.
Jimmie Davis 1962.jpg Jimmie Davis 1972September 11, 1899November 5, 2000Singer-songwriter, governor of Louisiana
Chet Atkins.jpg Chet Atkins 1973June 20, 1924June 30, 2001Musician and record producer
Patsy Cline II.jpg Patsy Cline 1973September 8, 1932March 5, 1963Singer
Owen Bradley 1974October 21, 1915January 7, 1998Record producer
Pee Wee King 1944.jpg Pee Wee King 1974February 18, 1914March 7, 2000Singer-songwriter
Minnie Pearl 1965.JPG Minnie Pearl 1975October 25, 1912March 4, 1996Comedian
Paul Cohen 1976November 10, 1908April 1, 1970Record producer
Kitty Wells.jpg Kitty Wells 1976August 30, 1919July 16, 2012Singer
Merle Travis in Five Minutes to Live (1961).jpg Merle Travis 1977November 29, 1917October 20, 1983Musician and songwriter
Grandpa Jones 1978October 20, 1913February 19, 1998Musician and comedian
Hubert Long 1979December 3, 1923September 7, 1972Music executive
Hanksnowpromoimage.jpg Hank Snow 1979May 9, 1914December 20, 1999Singer-Songwriter. First non-American performer inducted as of 2023.

1980s

Inductees in the 1980s
ImageInducteeYearBirth dateDeath dateNotes
JohnnyCash1969.jpg Johnny Cash 1980February 26, 1932September 12, 2003Singer-songwriter and TV personality
Connie B. Gay 1980August 22, 1914December 3, 1989Music executive
Sons of the Pioneers 1980 Roy Rogers (November 5, 1911)
Bob Nolan (April 1, 1908)
Lloyd Perryman (January 29, 1917)
Tim Spencer (July 13, 1908)
Hugh Farr (December 6, 1903)
Karl Farr (April 29, 1909)
Rogers (July 6, 1998)
Nolan (June 16, 1980)
Perryman (May 31, 1977)
Spencer (April 26, 1974)
H. Farr (March 17, 1980)
K. Farr (September 20, 1961)
Singers. Rogers was later inducted as a solo artist in 1988, which made him the only person inducted twice. Nolan is most recent non-American performer in the Hall of Fame (Canadian born)
Vernon Dalhart 01.jpg Vernon Dalhart 1981April 6, 1883September 14, 1948Singer
Grant Turner 1981May 17, 1912October 19, 1991Announcer
Lefty Frizzell Columbia publicity - cropped.jpg Lefty Frizzell 1982March 31, 1928July 19, 1975Singer-songwriter
Roy Horton 1982November 5, 1914September 23, 2003Music executive
Marty Robbins 1966.JPG Marty Robbins 1982September 26, 1925December 8, 1982Singer-songwriter
Little Jimmy Dickens 1971.JPG Little Jimmy Dickens 1983December 19, 1920January 2, 2015Singer
Ralph Peer 1984May 22, 1892January 19, 1960Music executive
Floyd Tillman 1984December 8, 1914August 22, 2003Singer-songwriter
Earl Scruggs and Lester Flatt.jpg Flatt and Scruggs 1985 Lester Flatt (June 19, 1914)
Earl Scruggs (January 6, 1924)
Flatt (May 11, 1979)
Scruggs (March 28, 2012)
Singers, musicians
Benjamin Francis Ford-Duke of Paducah.JPG The Duke of Paducah (Whitey Ford) 1986May 12, 1901June 20, 1986Entertainer
Wesley Rose 1965.jpg Wesley Rose 1986February 11, 1918April 26, 1990Music executive
Rod Brasfield 1987August 22, 1910September 12, 1958Comedian
Loretta Lynn.jpg Loretta Lynn 1988April 14, 1932October 4, 2022Singer-songwriter
Roy Rogers in The Carson City Kid.jpg Roy Rogers 1988November 5, 1911July 6, 1998Singer and celebrity. Only person inducted twice. Previously inducted with Sons of the Pioneers in 1980.
Jack Stapp 1989December 8, 1912December 20, 1980Music executive
Cliffie Stone 1989March 1, 1917January 17, 1998Music executive
Hank Thompson 1966.JPG Hank Thompson 1989September 3, 1925November 6, 2007Singer-songwriter

1990s

Inductees in the 1990s
ImageInducteeYearBirth dateDeath dateNotes
Tennessee Ernie Ford 1957.JPG Tennessee Ernie Ford 1990February 13, 1919October 17, 1991Singer, cross-genre personality
Felice and Boudleaux Bryant 1991Boudleaux (February 13, 1920)
Felice (August 7, 1925)
Boudleaux (June 25, 1987)
Felice (April 22, 2003)
Songwriters
George Jones.jpg George Jones 1992September 12, 1931April 26, 2013Singer-songwriter
Frances Preston 1992August 27, 1934June 13, 2012Music executive
Willie Nelson Atlantic Records 1974 - Cropped.jpg Willie Nelson 1993April 29, 1933Singer-songwriter, actor
Merle Haggard in 1971.jpg Merle Haggard 1994April 6, 1937April 6, 2016Singer-songwriter
Roger Miller 1975.jpg Roger Miller 1995January 2, 1936October 25, 1992Singer-Songwriter and Cross-genre personality
Jo Walker-Meador 1995February 16, 1924August 16, 2017Music executive
Patsy Montana Billboard.jpg Patsy Montana 1996October 30, 1908May 3, 1996Singer
Buck Owens.jpg Buck Owens 1996August 12, 1929March 25, 2006Singer-Songwriter, TV Personality
Ray Price publicity portrait cropped.jpg Ray Price 1996January 12, 1926December 16, 2013Singer
Harlan Howard 1997September 8, 1927March 3, 2002Songwriter
Brenda Lee 1977.JPG Brenda Lee 1997December 11, 1944Singer and cross-genre personality
Cindy Walker 1997July 20, 1918March 23, 2006Songwriter
George Morgan 1998June 28, 1924July 7, 1975Singer
Elvis Presley promoting Jailhouse Rock.jpg Elvis Presley 1998January 8, 1935August 16, 1977Singer and cross-genre personality
E.W. "Bud" Wendell 1998August 17, 1927Music executive
Tammy Wynette.JPG Tammy Wynette 1998May 5, 1942April 6, 1998Singer-Songwriter
Johnny Bond 1999June 1, 1915June 12, 1978Singer-songwriter, comedian, actor, Radio Personality, author
Dolly Parton accepting Liseberg Applause Award 2010 portrait.jpg Dolly Parton 1999January 19, 1946Singer-songwriter, cross-genre personality, businesswoman, TV personality, author, philanthropist, and actress
Conway Twitty 1974.JPG Conway Twitty 1999September 1, 1933June 5, 1993Singer-songwriter

2000s

Inductees in the 2000s
ImageInducteeYearBirth dateDeath dateNotes
Charley-Pride 1981.JPEG Charley Pride 2000March 18, 1934December 12, 2020Singer
Faron Young.png Faron Young 2000February 25, 1932December 10, 1996Singer
Bill Anderson - 2017 01.jpg Bill Anderson 2001November 1, 1937Singer-songwriter
The Delmore Brothers 2001Alton (December 25, 1908)
Rabon (December 3, 1916)
Alton (June 9, 1964)
Rabon (December 4, 1952)
Singers
Everly Brothers 1970.JPG The Everly Brothers 2001Don (February 1, 1937)
Phil (January 19, 1939)
Don (August 21, 2021)
Phil (January 3, 2014)
Singers and cross-genre personalities
Don Gibson.png Don Gibson 2001April 3, 1928November 17, 2003Singer-songwriter
Homer and Jethro (cropped).jpg Homer and Jethro 2001 Henry D. "Homer" Haynes (July 27, 1920)
Kenneth C. "Jethro" Burns (March 10, 1920)
Homer (August 7, 1971)
Jethro (February 4, 1989)
Singers and comedians
Waylon Jennings RCA cropped.jpg Waylon Jennings 2001June 15, 1937February 13, 2002Singer-songwriter and outlaw country pioneer
Elvis Presley and the Jordanaires 1957.jpg The Jordanaires 2001Gordon Stoker (August 3, 1924)
Neal Matthews Jr. (October 26, 1929)
Hoyt Hawkins (March 31, 1927)
Ray Walker (March 16, 1934)
Stoker (March 27, 2013)
Matthews (April 21, 2000)
Hawkins (October 27, 1982)
Singers and backing vocalists
Don law (public domain).jpg Don Law 2001February 24, 1902December 20, 1982Music executive. Last non-American born inductee.
The Louvin Brothers 2001 Ira Louvin (April 21, 1924)
Charlie Louvin (July 7, 1927)
Ira (June 20, 1965)
Charlie (January 26, 2011)
Singers and songwriters
Ken Nelson 2001January 19, 1911January 6, 2008Record producer
Sam Phillips 2001January 5, 1923July 30, 2003Record producer
Webb Pierce.jpg Webb Pierce 2001August 8, 1921February 24, 1991Singer-Songwriter
Bill Carlisle 2002December 19, 1908March 17, 2003Singer
Porter wagoner 1999.jpg Porter Wagoner 2002August 12, 1927October 28, 2007Singer-songwriter and TV personality
Floyd Cramer (1965).jpg Floyd Cramer 2003October 27, 1933December 31, 1997Musician
Carl Smith 2003March 15, 1927January 16, 2010Singer
Jim Foglesong 2004July 26, 1922July 9, 2013Music executive
Kristofferson - 78.jpg Kris Kristofferson 2004June 22, 1936Singer-songwriter, actor
Alabama at Bayfest 2014.jpg Alabama 2005 Randy Owen (December 13, 1949)
Jeff Cook (August 27, 1949)
Teddy Gentry (January 22, 1952)
Mark Herndon (May 11, 1955)
Jeff Cook (November 7, 2022)Band
DeFord Bailey.JPG DeFord Bailey 2005December 14, 1899July 2, 1982Musician
Glen Campbell 1967.JPG Glen Campbell 2005April 22, 1936August 8, 2017Singer, musician, actor, and television host.
Harold Bradley 2006January 2, 1926January 31, 2019Musician
Sonny James.png Sonny James 2006May 1, 1928February 22, 2016Singer-songwriter
George Strait 2014 1.jpg George Strait 2006May 18, 1952Singer
Ralph Emery 2007March 10, 1933January 15, 2022Radio and TV personality
Vince Gill.png Vince Gill 2007April 12, 1957Singer-songwriter and musician
Mel Tillis.jpg Mel Tillis 2007August 8, 1932November 19, 2017Singer-songwriter
Tom T. Hall.png Tom T. Hall 2008May 25, 1936August 20, 2021Singer-songwriter
Emmylouharrissf2005.jpg Emmylou Harris 2008April 2, 1947Singer-songwriter
The Statler Brothers 2008Harold Reid (August 21, 1939)
Don Reid (June 5, 1945)
Phil Balsley (August 8, 1939)
Lew DeWitt (March 12, 1938)
Jimmy Fortune (March 11, 1955)
DeWitt (August 15, 1990)
Harold Reid (April 24, 2020)
Vocal Group
Ernest Stoneman 2008May 25, 1893June 14, 1968Singer, songwriter, and musician
WIKI ROY CLARK.jpg Roy Clark 2009April 15, 1933November 15, 2018Singer, musician, and TV personality
Barbara Mandrell 1991 U.S.O. Show.jpg Barbara Mandrell 2009December 25, 1948Singer, musician, TV personality
Charlie McCoy03.JPG Charlie McCoy 2009March 28, 1941Musician

2010s

Inductees in the 2010s
ImageInducteeYearBirth dateDeath dateNotes
Jimmy Dean 1966.JPG Jimmy Dean 2010August 10, 1928June 13, 2010Singer, actor, business owner, and TV personality
Ferlin Husky 1962.JPG Ferlin Husky 2010December 3, 1925March 17, 2011Singer and songwriter
Billy Sherrill 2010November 5, 1936August 4, 2015Record producer and songwriter
Donwilliams.jpg Don Williams 2010May 27, 1939September 8, 2017Singer-songwriter
Bobby Braddock 2011August 5, 1940Songwriter, record producer
Reba McEntire by Gage Skidmore.jpg Reba McEntire 2011March 28, 1955Singer, actress
Jean Shepard (1971).png Jean Shepard 2011November 21, 1933September 25, 2016Singer
Garth Brooks (49627465292).jpg Garth Brooks 2012February 7, 1962Singer and songwriter
Hargus "Pig" Robbins 2012January 18, 1938January 30, 2022Musician
Connie Smith Opry 2.jpg Connie Smith 2012August 14, 1941Singer
KennyRogers0042-rededit.jpg Kenny Rogers 2013August 21, 1938March 20, 2020Singer, songwriter, actor, and cross-genre personality
Bobby Bare 1973.JPG Bobby Bare 2013April 7, 1935Singer and songwriter
Jack Clement.jpg "Cowboy" Jack Clement 2013April 5, 1931August 8, 2013Musician, songwriter, and record producer
Hank Cochran.jpg Hank Cochran 2014August 2, 1935July 15, 2010Singer and songwriter
Mac Wiseman 2008.jpg Mac Wiseman 2014May 23, 1925February 24, 2019Singer, songwriter, radio personality, record producer, and guitarist
Ronnie Milsap.png Ronnie Milsap 2014January 16, 1943Singer and pianist
Jim Ed Brown and The Browns 2015 Jim Ed Brown (April 1, 1934)
Maxine Brown (April 27, 1931)
Bonnie Brown (July 31, 1938)
June 11, 2015
January 21, 2019
July 16, 2016
Singer, TV presenter, and radio personality (Jim Ed)
Vocal group (The Browns). Jim Ed Brown was inducted in early June due to declining health and shortly before his death.
Oak Ridge Boys at the Redneck Country Club, April 14, 2017 MG 2152 (33907116242).jpg The Oak Ridge Boys 2015 Duane Allen (April 29, 1943)
Joe Bonsall (May 18, 1948)
William Lee Golden (January 12, 1939)
Richard Sterban (April 24, 1943)
Vocal group. The Oak Ridge Boys have had multiple members during their existence; the current members were the ones so honored.
Grady Martin 2015January 17, 1929December 3, 2001Musician
Fred Foster 2016July 26, 1931February 20, 2019Record producer and music executive
Charlie Daniels at Louisville Waterfront Park, Kentucky, April 29, 2009.jpg Charlie Daniels 2016October 28, 1936July 6, 2020Singer, songwriter, and musician
Randy Travis 2007.jpg Randy Travis 2016May 4, 1959Singer and songwriter
AlanJacksonApr10.jpg Alan Jackson 2017October 17, 1958Singer and songwriter
Jerry Reed cropped.jpg Jerry Reed 2017March 20, 1937September 1, 2008Singer, songwriter, actor, and musician
Don Schlitz 2017August 29, 1952Songwriter
Ricky Skaggs in May 2016 (cropped).jpg Ricky Skaggs 2018July 18, 1954Singer, songwriter, and musician
Dottie West--1977 Cropped.jpg Dottie West 2018October 11, 1932September 4, 1991Singer, songwriter, actress, and musician
Gimble.jpg Johnny Gimble 2018May 30, 1926May 9, 2015Musician (fiddle)
Brooksanddunn2010.jpg Brooks & Dunn 2019 Ronnie Dunn (June 1, 1953)
Kix Brooks (May 12, 1955)

Singer-songwriters, musicians (Kix Brooks, Ronnie Dunn)
Radio personality (Kix Brooks)
Ray Stevens.jpg Ray Stevens 2019January 24, 1939Singer-songwriter, musician, record producer, music arranger, comedian, and TV/video personality
Jerry Bradley 2019January 30, 1940July 17, 2023Record producer, record label executive

2020s

Inductees in the 2020s
ImageInducteeYearBirth dateDeath dateNotes
Dean Dillon (cropped).jpg Dean Dillon 2020March 26, 1955Songwriter
Martystuart-fls.jpg Marty Stuart 2020September 30, 1958Singer, songwriter, musician, television host, and country music historian
Hank212.JPG Hank Williams Jr. 2020May 26, 1949Singer-songwriter and musician
Eddie Bayers cropped.jpg Eddie Bayers 2021January 28, 1949Drummer
Pete Drake 2021October 8, 1932July 29, 1988Steel guitarist
The Judds, Grand Ole Opry, 2008.jpg The Judds 2021 Wynonna Judd (May 30, 1964)
Naomi Judd (January 11, 1946)
Naomi Judd (April 30, 2022)Vocal duo
Ray Charles classic piano pose.jpg Ray Charles 2021September 23, 1930June 10, 2004Singer-songwriter, pianist, composer, and cross-genre personality
Joe Galante 2022December 18, 1949Record label executive
KeithWhitley.jpg Keith Whitley 2022July 1, 1954May 9, 1989Singer-songwriter
Jerry Lee Lewis @ Credicard Hall 01 (cropped).jpg Jerry Lee Lewis 2022September 29, 1935October 28, 2022Singer-songwriter, pianist and cross-genre personality
Bob McDill 2023April 4, 1944Songwriter
Loveless02.jpg Patty Loveless 2023January 4, 1957Singer
TanyaTuckerGraceland02202020.jpeg Tanya Tucker 2023October 10, 1958Singer-songwriter
James Burton-Verona, 26-11-10.JPG James Burton 2024August 31, 1939Guitarist
John Anderson.jpg John Anderson 2024December 13, 1954Singer-songwriter
Toby Keith in concert.jpg Toby Keith 2024July 8, 1961February 5, 2024Singer-songwriter

Also in the Rock Hall of Fame

As of 2024, there are 17 members of the Country Music Hall of Fame also inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. [1]

InducteeYear inducted into Country Music Hall of FameYear inducted into Rock Hall of Fame Notes
Jimmie Rodgers 19611986 - early influencer [2] Only person inducted into both Halls of Fame inaugural classes
Hank Williams 19611987 - early influencer [3]
Bob Wills 19681999 - early influencer [4]
Bill Monroe 19701997 - early influencer [5]
Chet Atkins 19732002 - sideman [6]
Johnny Cash 19801992 [7]
Willie Nelson 19932023 [8]
Brenda Lee 19972002 [9]
Elvis Presley 19981986 [10]
Dolly Parton 19992022 [11]
The Everly Brothers 20011986 [12] Only vocal duo or group in both Halls of Fame
Sam Phillips 2001 - non-performer1986 - non-performer [13] Only non-performer in both Halls of Fame
Floyd Cramer 2003 - musician2003 - sideman [14] Only person inducted into both Halls of Fame in the same year.
Johnny Gimble 2018 - musician (fiddle)1999 - early influencer with Bob Willis
Ray Charles 20211986 [15]
Jerry Lee Lewis 20221986 [16]
James Burton 20242001 [17]

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