Glen Campbell Museum And Rhinestone Stage Set To Open In Downtown Nashville

Photo: Clearbrook Hospitality

A new museum celebrating the life and career of Glen Campbell is set to open at the corner of Broadway and 2nd Avenue in downtown Nashville early next year.

The Glen Campbell Museum and Rhinestone Stage will offer guests over four thousand square feet of immersive, interactive displays showcasing different stages of Glen’s life and extraordinary career as a studio musician in The Wrecking Crew (Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, The Beach Boys and others), the singer of many hits, and a TV and film star (The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, True Grit, I’ll Be Me).

The Clearbrook Hospitality property will feature never-before-seen artifacts from Campbell’s early years on the farm in Arkansas through his climb to superstardom, including many of his legendary guitars and instruments, his extensive collection of golf paraphernalia, intimate family photos, stage clothing, and much more.

In the evenings, the museum will transform into The Rhinestone Stage, a live music venue where national and local touring acts can host intimate performances in a unique environment.

The Glen Campbell Museum and Rhinestone Stage is slated to open early 2020, and a Grand Opening is planned which will be a star-studded event with performances by various celebrity friends of the late singer and the Campbell family.

Photo credit: Clearbrook Hospitality

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