Thomas Rhett Inducted Into Music City Walk of Fame

Thomas Rhett received the 113th star on Nashville’s Music City Walk of Fame during a July 8, 2026, ceremony featuring Jordan Davis, family, friends, and fans.

Written by Amanda Tempel

Date Published: June 29, 2026

Last Updated: September 6, 2026

Thomas Rhett was inducted into the Music City Walk of Fame on July 8, 2026, receiving the 113th star at the Nashville landmark.

The induction was originally announced by the Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp in June. The ceremony took place one day before Thomas Rhett brought The Soundtrack to Life Tour to GEODIS Park in Nashville on July 9.

Thomas Rhett Receives the 113th Music City Walk of Fame Star

The Music City Walk of Fame recognizes artists and music industry professionals for their contributions to Nashville’s musical heritage and to music around the world.

“Few artists embody the heart and soul of Music City quite like Thomas Rhett,” said Ellen Pryor, Chair of Music City Inc., the foundation of the Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp, and Senior Advisor for Civic Engagement at the Frist Art Museum. “From growing up in Nashville to becoming one of country music’s biggest stars, he has remained a passionate ambassador for the city and its songwriting tradition.

We are thrilled to welcome Thomas Rhett to the Music City Walk of Fame to celebrate and enshrine his many contributions to the creative music community that makes Nashville so special.”

At the time his induction was announced, Thomas Rhett had accumulated 25 No. 1 songs, more than 16 billion streams, eight ACM Awards, two CMA Awards, five Grammy nominations, and five CMA Triple Play Awards.

Thomas Rhett’s Music and Touring Career

Thomas Rhett’s About A Woman (Deluxe) expanded the album to 25 songs and includes “Beautiful As You,” “After All The Bars Are Closed,” and “Ain’t A Bad Life” featuring Jordan Davis. The project also includes collaborations with Lanie Gardner, Blake Shelton, Teddy Swims, and Tucker Wetmore.

His 2026 schedule has included his own Soundtrack to Life Tour, appearances with Morgan Wallen on the Still The Problem Tour, three Wembley Stadium dates with Luke Combs, and additional concerts throughout the year.

For current dates, opening acts, and ticket information, see our Thomas Rhett tour guide.

What Is the Music City Walk of Fame?

The Music City Walk of Fame was created in 2006 and is located at Walk of Fame Park in downtown Nashville. Permanent sidewalk medallions honor artists, musicians, songwriters, producers, and music industry executives who have contributed to Nashville’s musical heritage.

The Walk of Fame is located on Demonbreun Street between Fourth and Fifth Avenues South, near the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and Bridgestone Arena. It is free and open to the public.

Thomas Rhett’s July 2026 induction added his name to the Music City Walk of Fame as its 113th honoree.