MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - The Memphis Music Hall of Fame has unveiled their class of 2025. The six new Hall of Fame members were announced Tuesday, representing Memphis and a variety of music genres.

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Six new Memphis music icons have been inducted into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame (MMHOF). The inductees were announced live Tuesday, June 10, on the MMHOF’s social media ...

The 2025 Hall of Fame class includes a Stax hitmaker, blues icon, broadcasting executive and more. Here is a closer look at the six inductees.

Wendy Moten (Photo courtesy Memphis Music Hall of Fame) Alex Greene 3:53 p.m. Jun. 10, 2025. Support the Memphis Flyer. The Memphis Flyer is Memphis’ alternative newsweekly, ...

The Memphis Music Hall of Fame announced its latest group of inductees on June 10, confirming a class that includes Stax Records hitmaker Johnnie Taylor, blues icon Robert Johnson, guitarist ...

The Memphis Music Hall of Fame announced its latest group of inductees on June 10, confirming a class that includes Stax Records hitmaker Johnnie Taylor, blues icon Robert Johnson, guitarist ...

The Memphis Music Hall of Fame announced its latest group of inductees on June 10, confirming a class that includes Stax Records hitmaker Johnnie Taylor, blues icon Robert Johnson, guitarist ...