(NASHVILLE, TN) – Crooner Chris Isaak is confirmed to honor one of his idols, Roy Orbison,
as he sings at Orbison’s induction into the Musicians Hall of Fame at
the 2014 Musicians Hall of Fame Awards Show on Tuesday, January, 28 at 7
p.m. at Nashville’s Historic Municipal Auditorium. Orbison is being
recognized posthumously for his legendary song, “Oh, Pretty Woman,” in
the Iconic Riff category.
Charles Esten, star of ABC’S NASHVILLE, will serve as master of ceremonies for the show and the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum will also be spotlighted in the Wed. Jan. 22nd episode of the hit ABC television show during a party scene filmed in the museum.
This will be the first Musicians Hall of Fame Award show held at the
Nashville’s Historic Municipal Auditorium, the new home of the MHOF.
2014 inductees include Grammy award winner Peter Frampton, Roy Orbison, Barbara Mandrell (first female to be inducted), Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, Will Lee, Jimmy Capps, Ben Keith, Buddy Guy, Velma Smith, Corki Casey O’Dell, Randy Bachman and Mike Curb.
Click here for further information on inductees.
A host of incredible artists will be on hand to help welcome this class of multi-genre inductees including Neil Young, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Steve Wariner, Brenda Lee, and the aforementioned Billy Gibbons, The Oak Ridge Boys, Don Felder, Kenny Wayne Shepherd and now Chris Isaak.
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