Blues Hall of Fame Tickets

The Blues Hall of Fame, established in 1980 by The Blues Foundation, honors the blues’ rich heritage across five distinguished categories: Performer, Individual, Classic of Blues Literature, Classic of Blues Recording (Song), and Classic of Blues Recording (Album). The Hall of Fame Museum opened in Memphis at 421 S Main Street, showcasing inductee stories, artifacts, and interactive exhibits across more than 400 inductees. Expect immersive galleries and evolving displays that celebrate the genre.

Induction ceremonies are a highlight of Blues Music Awards Week, with the annual class spotlighting artists shaping the blues landscape. The 2025 Blues Hall of Fame inductees are celebrated during ceremonies at the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts. The Blues Hall of Fame remains central to The Blues Foundation’s mission, which also includes the Blues Music Awards, the International Blues Challenge, the HART Fund, and Blues in the Schools.

Plan a visit to the Blues Hall of Fame Museum during typical hours (Tuesday–Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM). Admission is around the best available price for adults; hours and pricing can change—check the current schedule before visiting. For fans and researchers, the Blues Hall of Fame offers a rich archive of inductee stories, artifacts, and interactive experiences that bring blues history to life in Memphis. Follow The Blues Foundation on official channels for the latest news, events, and program updates at theblues.org and related profiles.

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Whether you’re a longtime blues enthusiast or new to the genre, the Blues Hall of Fame is a reliable, straightforward resource for exploring the people and recordings that shaped blues history. We’ve got you covered with up-to-date event information and easy ticket access for tours, ceremonies, and related programs in Memphis and beyond.