OLD DOMINION TO HEADLINE 14TH ANNUAL NIGHTFALL AT THE HALL CELEBRATION AT COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM

Multi-platinum, ACM- and CMA-winning group Old Dominion will take the stage at the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum’s 14th annual Nightfall at the Hall concert on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 6 p.m. Held at the museum’s Event Hall, the annual celebration offers an exclusive after-hours experience for the museum’s Troubadour community.

Presented by Maverick Nashville, Nightfall at the Hall brings together young leaders and professionals ages 21 to 45 who collaborate to support Music City’s cultural heritage and community. Admission to the concert is an exclusive benefit of Troubadour membership. Young professionals who join the Troubadour community between now and Oct. 2 can take advantage of a special promotion, receiving a 12-month membership for the price of 11. Corporate partnerships are also available.

Opening the evening’s performance will be 17-year-old Nashville native MJ Crawford, a participant in the museum’s flagship educational initiative, the Words & Music® program. Crawford, who has participated in museum programs for two years, will perform “360,” an original song she wrote during the museum’s 2026 summer songwriting camp.

Since 1979, the museum’s Words & Music® program has taught more than 200,000 students lyric writing and storytelling, pairing youth with professional songwriters to develop creative skills and turn original lyrics into completed songs.

Headliner Old Dominion—formed in Nashville by a group of veteran songwriters—has established itself as one of modern country music’s premiere hitmaking bands. Racking up multiple Group of the Year honors alongside chart-topping hits like “Break Up with Him,” “One Man Band,” and “Memory Lane,” the band bridges contemporary pop-country melodies with deep songwriting credentials.

The concert will take place at the museum’s campus at 222 Rep. John Lewis Way S. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum collects, preserves, and interprets the history of country music. Among the most-visited history museums in the United States, the non-profit educational organization was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 2024 and operates Historic RCA Studio B®, Hatch Show Print®, Haley Gallery, CMA Theater, and the Frist Library and Archive.