Visitors to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will have until this Sunday, June 16, to see the exhibition Eric Church: Country Heart, Restless Soul.
The exhibit, which opened last July, chronicles Church’s path to stardom, from his early years playing late-night gigs in bars and writing songs in Nashville to his prominence as one of country music’s most authentic voices and revered rule-breakers.
Items featured in the exhibit include musical instruments, song manuscripts, stage wear, tour memorabilia, awards, photographs and more from Church’s personal collection.
About Eric Church
Cultivating a sound and approach uniquely his own, Church has held tight to his artistic identity throughout his more than two decades in Nashville, earning a devoted audience and amassing an impressive list of accolades, including 11 Billboard #1 country radio hits and multiple gold, platinum and multi-platinum-certified albums. With songwriting always at the center of his career, Church has written or co-written almost all of the songs he has recorded and released. He continues to fill sold-out venues with his live show, as well as challenge his own musical approach with every new level of success he achieves.
Read more about the exhibit and the items featured here.