2017 MARKS MAJOR MUSIC ANNIVERSARIES IN NASHVILLE

2017 MARKS MAJOR MUSIC ANNIVERSARIES IN NASHVILLE 
 Music City celebrates anniversaries for music venues, museums, festivals, award shows, and more in the coming year
NASHVILLE –  2017 will mark major
anniversaries for many of Nashville’s most iconic music establishments.
Staying true to its name, Music City celebrates the genesis of some of
music’s most popular and historic music venues, museums,
festivals, and more in the coming year. Each anniversary holds a
special significance in Nashville.
“The convergence of this many significant
anniversaries among our music offerings is an incredible opportunity for
this city,” said Butch Spyridon, President and CEO of the Nashville
Convention & Visitors Corp. “Together they showcase the
depth and breadth of Music City. Music City is not a slogan or a logo,
it is our DNA and we are proud and honored to tell the world the
individual stories behind these milestones.”
The Nashville music institutions with significant 2017 anniversaries include:
Ryman Auditorium – 125th
Nashville Symphony – 70th season
Historic RCA Studio B – 60th
CMA Awards – 50th (November 2, 2016)
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum – 50th
Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI) – 50th
The Bluebird Cafe – 35th
Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival – 25th
Music City Walk of Fame – 10th
Schermerhorn Symphony Center – 10th
The celebrations will kick off on September 25,
2016 as the Country Music Association (CMA)  partners with the Country
Music Hall of Fame and Museum to bring Forever Country Live Presented by
Southwest Airlines.
The free concert will celebrate the 50th
Anniversary of both the museum’s opening and the CMA Awards. The
community event will take place in Walk of Fame Park in downtown
Nashville, with performances by Warner Bros. recording
artist Charlie Worsham and Grammy-nominated ensemble The Time Jumpers,
featuring Country Music Hall of Fame member Vince Gill, Kenny Sears,
“Ranger Doug” Green and Paul Franklin. Past CMA Female Vocalist of the
Year Patty Loveless will join The Time Jumpers
for a special appearance. For more details on the concert please visit
http://www.visitmusiccity.com/forevercountry
.
Hosted by Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood, “The 50th
Annual CMA Awards” will be broadcast on ABC November 2, live from
Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. It is the longest running, annual music
awards program on network TV.
Throughout the year these organizations will host
special events and programing to celebrate their individual milestones.
For more information on the anniversaries and updates on anniversary
events go to
www.visitmusiccity.com/anniversaries.

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