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We recently got the chance to visit Muscle Shoals: Low Rhythm Rising — the stunning new exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, and, wow.
On display through early 2028, this in-depth exploration of a quiet Alabama community turned global recording epicenter takes visitors through the history and artists who helped create an entirely new sound in the 1960s and 1970s.
🎹 What to expect
The beautifully curated major exhibit is filled with the stories, artifacts, and real-life instruments from the hit-makers of the time.
From Aretha Franklin’s baby grand piano and Duane Allman’s electric guitar to interactive digital displays highlighting dozens of genre-bending artists, there’s something for casual fans and hardcore music historians alike.
Head over to our NASHtoday Instagram for a sneak peek, or snag tix for your own visit below.
