• Located at 191 Beale St. & Hwy 61 at FedExForum [map]
• Adult admission, $10; Youth (5-17), $7. Group rates and certain discounts apply. Full details.
• Open daily 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. (Last tour at 6:15 p.m.) 
• Call 901-205-2533 for more information or shoot us an email.
• 2 for 1 admission when you pay with your Delta Skymiles® Credit Card from American Express. Details. 

• Free Shuttle Service Rocks You Over to Graceland & Sun Studios 
• First Tennessee Foundation Funds Gallery Experience of Memphis' Musical Influence 
• Rock 'n' Soul Celebrates 25th Anniversary of St. Blues Guitar 
• B.B. King Unveils "Mississippi Blues Trail" Marker    

ONE DECADE OF LEGENDARY DISPLAYS

For ten years, one museum has told the complete Memphis Music story... a story that did more than place a Southern city on the international map - it changed the cultural complexion of the world forever.  On April 29, 2000, following an extensive research project led by the world-famous Smithsonian Institution, the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum opened to the public, but not before a cast of legends from Memphis' musical legacy gathered for a star-studded gala and viewed the Smithsonian developed exhibition. For more details, visit our blog. To see gala photos, click here.

The Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum is the only Memphis TN museum which tells the complete story of Memphis music history, as researched by the Smithsonian Institution. A Memphis Must See, this Memphis Tennessee Museum tells of the musical pioneers and legends of all racial and socio-economic backgrounds who, for the love of music, overcame obstacles to create the musical sound that changed the world. Rock 'n' Soul teams up with several other Memphis tourist attractions to offer visitors a fun, educational and comprehensive Memphis Tennessee music experience.

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Joe Cocker Interview from "Live at the Garden," July 18, 2009 (2:39)