Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium was formally inducted into the Pollstar Stay! Corridor of Fame final night time throughout the thirty sixth annual Pollstar Awards in Los Angeles. As the primary venue to ever be inducted, the Ryman was honored alongside legendary artist Stevie Nicks and promoters Louis Messina and Barrie Marshall.
The Ryman was inducted by Grateful Lifeless founding member Bobby Weir, who paid tribute to the hallowed venue. “You don’t simply play the Ryman, you step into its story,” stated Weir. “And the Ryman retains thriving due to the oldsters behind the scenes who care deeply about what it stands for… There’s magic and objective in that room. I’ve felt it. Just about everybody who’s ever performed there has. It’s hallowed floor…This beloved gathering place is the center of American music, and for that, we honor the Ryman.”
A Nationwide Historic Landmark, the Ryman has welcomed generations of iconic performers throughout all genres since 1892. Often known as the “Mom Church of Nation Music,” the venue continues to be a sacred house for artists and followers alike.
“This honor means the world to all of us on the Ryman,” stated Chrissy Corridor, Director of Live shows at Ryman Auditorium. “It’s a mirrored image of the artists who play our stage, the followers who fill our pews and the unbelievable crew who makes each present particular. Being inducted into the Pollstar Stay! Corridor of Fame, particularly by the one and solely Bobby Weir, is one thing we’ll always remember.”
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