Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 minute ago
This May, Nashville becomes the temporary home to some of the most iconic guitars in rock ‘n’ roll history, thanks to an awe-inspiring exhibition at the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum. The exhibition, which runs from May 15-18, 2024, is a prelude to the much-anticipated “Music Icons” auction organized by Julien’s Auctions.
Rock Guitars that will be on display:
Joining Lennon’s guitar are instruments from other music legends, each with its own story and legacy:
- Bob Dylan and Robbie Robertson’s historic 1965 Fender Telecaster.
- Randy Bachman’s 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard, known from the hit “American Woman”.
- Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols’ 1974 Gibson Les Paul Custom.
- Mark Knopfler’s 1987 Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman Guitar, autographed by Atkins to benefit The King’s Trust.
Learn more here: musicianshalloffame.com/a-rare-glimpse-of-musical-history-john-lennons-lost-guitar-and-more-at-nashvilles-exhibition
This May, Nashville becomes the temporary home to some of the most iconic guitars in rock ‘n’ roll history, thanks to an awe-inspiring exhibition at the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum. The exhibition, which runs from May 15-18, 2024, is a prelude to the much-anticipated “Music Icons” auction organized by Julien’s Auctions.
Rock Guitars that will be on display:
Joining Lennon’s guitar are instruments from other music legends, each with its own story and legacy:
- Bob Dylan and Robbie Robertson’s historic 1965 Fender Telecaster.
- Randy Bachman’s 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard, known from the hit “American Woman”.
- Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols’ 1974 Gibson Les Paul Custom.
- Mark Knopfler’s 1987 Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman Guitar, autographed by Atkins to benefit The King’s Trust.
Learn more here: musicianshalloffame.com/a-rare-glimpse-of-musical-history-john-lennons-lost-guitar-and-more-at-nashvilles-exhibition
