Historic RCA Studio B is open, and we're thrilled to welcome visitors back. Tours have resumed, but at a limited capacity—so if you’re planning a Studio B visit, advance ticket purchase is highly encouraged. Buying online ahead of time is the best way to ensure you get to explore our historic studio on your chosen date.

Premiering now on the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's website: “All the Lilacs in Ohio,” the first video from John Hiatt with The Jerry Douglas Band’s forthcoming album, Leftover Feelings. The video and album were both captured in Nashville's Historic RCA Studio B, continuing the studio’s legacy as a “temple of sound,” and creating documentary resources for use by the Museum.

Walk in the footsteps of legends with a tour of the Historic RCA Studio B. Hear inside details from famous recording sessions, learn about the timeless tools of the trade (from microphones and recording consoles to a Steinway piano that Elvis favored), and hear hits in high-fidelity, right where they were born.

More than 35,000 songs were brought to life in RCA Studio B, including more than 1,000 American hits, 40 million-selling singles, and over 200 Elvis Presley recordings. Explore a sampling.