My boyfriend and I are not country music fans, but Nashville being Music City where numerous country singers and songwriters were featured, we elected to see the Country Hall of Fame Museum and Studio B tour. Ron was actually the first person we encountered by the entrance.
He explained each of the services offered (Hatch, Studio B tour, and Museum only tour etc) well. He was so friendly and welcoming that we were pleased that he was also the tour guide for the Studio B tour. The tour was educational, fun, and despite not having any interest in country or any background with instruments and song recordings prior, we came out of the tour with delightful information regarding these musical geniuses and a snippet of how music was created in preparation for the world to hear. Amazing how these musicians were particular down to the last instrument and how each miniscule error had to be repaired. I personally did not even catch the errors when the music was played. Ron sparked that interest that even after the tour, we continued googling more information about these musicians. Covid safety precautions were followed and we were only limited to 9 participants. There was enough space to socially distance in both the bus and the studio.
The museum's exhibits were also hefty and pleasing to see. They had stickers to help guide people stay 6ft apart. We learned the evolution of country and we left there playing music of previously unknown musicians to us to "So this was the guy that song that song!" It was also great that we were allowed to go back to the museum after the tour because we did not expect that we would not finish all the exhibits in time for the scheduled tour. There were two floors worth! The combo of studio B tour and museum definitely showcased the creation of country music across the years!