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The Glen Campbell Museum located in downtown Nashville is relocating. "We wanted to share some news with our amazing community. The Glen Campbell Museum will be moving much of Glen’s memorabilia, exhibits, and personal items to a new location very soon,” the statement reads. Fans can still visit the original location until August 6, at which point the contents of the museum will move to a new, undisclosed location. The museum opened its doors at 111 Broadway in Nashville in 2020, and the building houses personal items from Campbell's early years as well as artifacts from the beginning stages of his career through his rise to fame. It showcased the many facets of his career, including his time as a studio musician in The Wrecking Crew (playing with Dean Martin, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra and others), his solo career, which featured hit records such as "Rhinestone Cowboy" and "Wichita Lineman," as well as his time in television and film, appearing on The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour and in the movie "True Grit" (among others). On its social media accounts, the museum posted, "While we're sad to leave our current location behind, we are also looking forward to the opportunities that the new location will bring to Glen Campbell fans everywhere which will honor the remarkable legacy of Glen and his extraordinary contributions to the world of music. Join us now through August 6th to visit the Glen Campbell Museum. We appreciate the support you've shown us over the last 3 years. This isn’t an 'Adios' it’s a move to 'A Better Place.'" They urge fans to watch their website for more information on the move.
Tim McGraw played an intimate concert at the legendary Whisky A Go Go in Los Angeles Monday - and was surprised when he was gifted with a very special bracelet from a young fan. "My little pal over here, she made this bracelet for me. It's got my wife and all my daughters' initials on it, so thank you Berkeley. I appreciate it," the country superstar said, showing off his new jewelry. Pointing to the little girl, Tim also shared with the crowd some advice he had passed onto Berkeley earlier in the night. "Remember what I told you earlier, right? Be strong and fierce, right? Be a woman who goes out and conquers the world." Once Tim had thanked his young fan, he went on to play a quick 60 minute show that included some of his biggest hits and some new music from his upcoming "Standing Room Only" album.