



The Australian Country Music Hall of Fame, including the Walk a Country Mile exhibit, features an unmatched collection of memorabilia from Australian Country music artists.
Displaying clothing, musical instruments and other collectibles from the earliest pioneers of Australian country music, such as Smoky Dawson, Buddy Williams, Tex Morton, June Holms, Shirley Thoms, right through to current artists Beccy Cole, Adam Harvey, Amber Lawrence and many more.
The displays are changed regularly. Some of the current displays include Rodney Walker's 'One Man Band' and the Hadley Recording Studio. The Walk A Country Mile display has a range of static displays as well as videos depicting the history of Tamworth and the Australian Country music stories.
Today: 10:00–16:00
So wonderful to see the preservation of our early country music
If you love Australian music (or music in general) this is the place for you. Fabulous displays of music memorabilia and information videos and short movies. Well worth a visit.
Fantastic facility. Lots of great displays and videos to watch. Informative and entertaining. And this expat Kiwi was pleased to find out that Tex Morton, the "Father of Australian Country Music" was a New Zealander (as is Keith Urban).
Mum wanted to go thinking it would bring back memories, it did to some extent, more from 50's. Still worth a visit to see how big and where country music all started.
It's great seeing how far our music 🎶 has come. And miss all the oldies
561 Peel Street
Tamworth NSW 2340