Taylor Swift joins Nashville songwriters hall
Taylor Swift was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame alongside Lyle Lovett and others. The Associated Press and Variety reported the Monday gala in a crowded ballroom of writers and artists. Swift signed her first publishing deal in Nashville at age 14 about 22 years ago.
Taylor Swift was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame on Monday alongside Lyle Lovett, Shawn Camp, Lee Thomas Miller, Bruce Channel, and J.I. Allison. The Associated Press and Variety covered the gala. Swift signed her first publishing deal in Nashville at 14 and now holds 14 Grammys.
The honor is her second hall of fame induction this year. She said there is no music community like Nashville's. The ballroom held artists, writers, and publishers who tracked her from teen country songwriter to global pop force.
Nashville's songwriters hall celebrates craft over chart peaks alone. Inductees often cite the city's writing rooms as the start of their careers. The pages listed the full class but not every speech in full.
What we know: Swift and five other writers joined the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame on Monday.
What we don't: Whether she will release new Nashville-focused work tied to the honor.
Where outlets agree The Associated Press and Variety report Swift's induction into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Where they differ The cited reports agree on the key facts so far.