When the 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees played Nashville

Before they made it to the Hall, these acts rocked Music City.

People standing around a historical marker that reads "Rock & Roll Hall of Fame landmark" dedicated to Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.

In 2022, Ryman Auditorium was designated an official landmark by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. | Photo via Metro Nashville

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announced its 2025 inductees on Sunday, April 27. With a name like Music City, it’s no surprise that each act in the Performer category took the stage in Nashville at some point — though for a few, it’s been decades.

Here’s the last time each one played the 615, according to setlist archives and other sources.

If you’re looking to revisit some rock history up close, the Rock Hall at the Ryman exhibit (included with daytime tours) features artifacts from past inductees who’ve played the venue, from Diana Ross to Lynyrd Skynyrd.

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