NC Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony to be held in Mooresville this fall

NC Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony to be held in Mooresville this fall

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Tickets are available for the annual North Carolina Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Among those being honored are country star and Huntersville native Luke Combs; Mount Holly's David Childers, who performed with the Avett Brothers; and Hattie "Chatty Hatty" Leeper, Charlotte's first black female radio DJ. Other inductees include Robert Deaton from Fayetteville, Clyde Mattocks from Kinston and Chapel Hil…

Country star Luke Combs among newest inductees into North Carolina Music Hall of Fame

KANNAPOLIS, NC (WWAY) – – This fall, the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame will pay homage to six North Carolinians with their induction into its Hall of Fame. The 2025 inductees are: LUKE COMBS (Huntersville, NC) – Multi-platinum country superstar Luke Combs is an 11x CMA, 4x ACM and 6x Billboard Music Award-winner in the midst of a monumental career. He was recently inducted into the Music City Walk of Fame, became the first country artist to …

Luke Combs among 2025 North Carolina Music Hall of Fame inductees

Luke Combs and "Chatty Hatty" are among the 2025 North Carolina Music Hall of Fame inductees.

Presenting the Class of 2025 for the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame

The class was formally inducted in ceremonies on Friday in Greensboro.

North Carolina Music Hall Of Fame Announces 2025 Inductees

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Dexter Romweber Posthumously Named to 2025 Class of North Carolina Music Hall of Fame

The late, acclaimed rocker and local music icon Dexter Romweber is among the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame’s 2025 class. The Kannapolis-based institution released its latest inductees on Monday, with the longtime Chapel Hill resident Romweber included in its six-person class. The Hall of Fame called the guitarist “a defining figure of the Chapel Hill music scene who sparked a resurgence of rockabilly and the ‘power duo’ revival with his band…