Congratulations to Hank Williams, Jr., Marty Stuart and songwriter Dean Dillon the 2020 Country Music Hall of Fame Class. Since 2009, the Hall of Fame has inducted artists based on a three-category system: Modern Era artists, who are eligible for induction 20 years after achieving national fame, and the Veterans Era stars who qualify for eligibility 45 years after reaching national fame. Both categories induct only one artist per year. The organization also inducts one Non-Performer, Songwriter and Recording and/or Touring Musician each year, with an inductee in one of the three categories revolving every year in a three-year cycle.

Here is a complete list of every artist enshrined in the Country Music Hall of Fame:

Alabama (band)
Alan Jackson
Art Satherley
Barbara Mandrell
Bill Anderson (singer)
Bill Carlisle
Bill Monroe
Billy Sherrill
Bob Wills
Bobby Bare
Bobby Braddock
Bonnie Brown (musician)
Brenda Lee
Buck Owens
Bud Wendell
Carl Smith (musician)
Carter Family
Charley Pride
Charlie Daniels
Charlie McCoy
Chet Atkins
Cindy Walker
Cliffie Stone
Connie B. Gay
Connie Smith
Conway Twitty
DeFord Bailey
Dolly Parton
Don Gibson
Don Law
Don Reid (singer)
Don Schlitz
Don Williams
Dottie West
Eddy Arnold
Elvis Presley
Emmylou Harris
Ernest Stoneman
Ernest Tubb
Faron Young
Felice and Boudleaux Bryant
Ferlin Husky
Floyd Cramer
Floyd Tillman
Frances W. Preston
Fred Foster
Fred Rose (songwriter)
Garth Brooks
Gene Autry
George D. Hay
George Jones
George Morgan (singer)
George Strait
Glen Campbell
Grady Martin
Grandpa Jones
Grant Turner (radio host)
Hank Cochran
Hank Snow
Hank Thompson (musician)
Hank Williams
Hargus “Pig” Robbins
Harlan Howard
Harold Bradley
Harold Reid
Henry D. “Homer” Haynes
Homer and Jethro
Jack Clement
Jack Stapp
Jean Shepard
Jeff Cook
Jerry Bradley (music executive)
Jerry Reed
Jim Denny (Opry manager)
Jim Ed Brown
Jim Foglesong
Jim Reeves
Jimmie Davis
Jimmie Rodgers (country singer)
Jimmy Dean
Jimmy Fortune
Jo Walker-Meador
Joe Allison
Johnny Bond
Johnny Cash
Johnny Gimble
Joseph Frank (promoter)
Ken Nelson (American record producer)
Kenneth C. “Jethro” Burns
Kenny Rogers
Kitty Wells
Kris Kristofferson
Lefty Frizzell
Lester Flatt
Lew DeWitt
Little Jimmy Dickens
Loretta Lynn
Mac Wiseman
Mark Herndon
Marty Robbins
Maxine Brown (country singer)
Mel Tillis
Merle Haggard
Merle Travis
Mike Reid (singer)
Minnie Pearl
Owen Bradley
Patsy Cline
Patsy Montana
Paul Cohen (record producer)
Pee Wee King
Porter Wagoner
Ralph Emery
Ralph Peer
Randy Owen
Randy Travis
Ray Price (musician)
Reba McEntire
Red Foley
Ricky Skaggs
Rod Brasfield
Roger Miller
Ronnie Milsap
Rory Bourke
Roy Acuff
Roy Clark
Roy Rogers
Sam Phillips
Sonny James
Sons of the Pioneers
Stephen H. Sholes
Tammy Wynette
Teddy Gentry
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Tex Ritter
The Browns
The Delmore Brothers
The Duke of Paducah
The Everly Brothers
The Jordanaires
The Louvin Brothers
The Oak Ridge Boys
The Statler Brothers
Tom T. Hall
Uncle Dave Macon
Vernon Dalhart
Vince Gill
Waylon Jennings
Webb Pierce
Wesley Rose
Wilf Carter (musician)
Willie Nelson
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