Postponed last spring because of the pandemic, North Carolina Music Hall of Fame 2020 inductees will share the honors with the 2021 inductees during a celebration, hopefully this fall. “We wanted to be fair to the 2020 inductees,” said NCMHF Executive Director Veronica Cordle. “To give them that beautiful red carpet ceremony that they deserve and that the public can attend and enjoy, just like all of their fellow inductees have gotten.”
North Carolina is brimming with soul and blues and bluegrass and gospel. It's fertile ground for all kinds of musical artists and producers who've made it big – both in record sales and in contributions to their musical genres.
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Postponed last spring because of the pandemic, North Carolina Music Hall of Fame 2020 inductees will share the honors with the 2021 inductees during a celebration, hopefully this fall. “We wanted to be fair to the 2020 inductees,” said NCMHF Executive Director Veronica Cordle. “To give them that beautiful red carpet ceremony that they deserve and that the public can attend and enjoy, just like all of their fellow inductees have gotten.”
