Dolly Parton, Keith Urban Named to Musicians Hall of Fame Class of ’26
The Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum has officially announced its Class of 2026, and this year’s inductees represent some of the most influential and respected names in music history.
Among those being honored are Dolly Parton, Keith Urban, and renowned producer and guitarist Dann Huff — artists whose work has helped define generations of sound across country, rock, and pop.
The 2026 class also includes George Thorogood & The Destroyers, celebrated session bassist Leland Sklar, Grammy-winning singer Michael McDonald, and legendary keyboardist Nicky Hopkins, who is being inducted posthumously.
The Musicians Hall of Fame is unique in that it honors not just performers, but also the producers, engineers, and behind-the-scenes musicians whose contributions shaped the music we know and love. Visitors to the museum can explore exhibits featuring iconic instruments, personal artifacts, and stories that celebrate these artists’ lasting impact.
The Class of 2026 stands as a powerful reminder of how deeply these musicians influenced music history — and how their work continues to inspire artists and fans today.
