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NASHVILLE, TN (November 14, 2025) -- Multi-awarded, groundbreaking singer/songwriter Donna Fargo will be the newest legend with a showcase exhibit at the Legends of Country Music Museum in Nashville's Music Valley. Fans are invited to gather on Saturday, November 22nd at 2pm inside the museum at 2613 McGavock Pk (across the street from the Grand Ole Opry) for the big reveal of their newest display spotlighting some of Fargo's most memorable, personal items in her storied career.
"I'm so honored to have an exhibit at Legends of Country Music Museum. I'm looking forward to the ribbon-cutting and seeing everyone there."
The event is free and open to the public. The reveal of the carefully and personally selected items by Donna Fargo to celebrate her almost six decade career will be just the beginning of a wonderful afternoon. There will also be a trip down memory lane with a special showing of rare footage of Donna Fargo's television show from the late 1970s.
Donna Fargo will also personally meet and greet with fans and sign copies of her new live album being released in time for the holidays. Plus, there will be raffles for souvenir items and guided tours at the Legends Of Country Music Museum along with other prizes for those attending.
The Legends of Country Music Museum shared this statement, "We are thrilled to have Donna Fargo featured in our museum. She is an expert in storytelling; she captures the various feelings of life. Whether it be love, happiness, heartbreak or grief, Donna has written or sung about it. She is inspiring, funny, and a true talent. Donna Fargo is everything a Legend should be."
Donna Fargo's display case will be alongside other artifacts and treasures from Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Waylon Jennings, Tanya Tucker, Jeannie Seely, Kenny Rogers and over 30 more legends. It will be a true walk through country music history, which will now include "The Happiest Girl in the Whole USA," Donna Fargo.
Donna Fargo established herself as an award-winning singer, songwriter, and performer with the first single release of a song she wrote called “The Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A.” from her debut platinum album which earned her a Grammy. Her second single release called “Funny Face” won Donna the title of the first woman in country music history to have back-to-back million-selling singles, both of which she wrote. A string of hit songs, and more honors from the CMA, ACM, BMI, NACMAI and other industry accolades, along with her own tv show and appearances on the most popular television series, Donna Fargo set the bar high for ladies of country in music and fashion.
And in 2025, Donna Fargo is back on the country music chart with her new single, "You Can Count On Me," ranking at 24 on the current Cashbox Magazine Independent Country Top 100 Chart.
Fargo continues to write songs, books and greeting cards. She's made numerous television and radio appearances this year, including appearing as a guest announcer on The Grand Ole Opry during their 100th anniversary celebration and hosting a Songwriter Session at the Country Music Hall of Fame with fellow songwriter Lauren Mascitti.
Now, Donna Fargo is releasing a new live album for the holidays and planning a special collector's edition of her first novel. Advance copies of the live album will be available at the Legends of Country Music Museum, November 22nd.
Fans can follow Donna Fargo's busy schedule and happenings through her weekly Friday Follies posts. CLICK HERE. And her dedicated Fan Club Facebook page includes news on the star from fans, including their current campaign on Music Row for consideration for the legend to be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. CLICK HERE.
To request interviews, CD copies or mp3s, please contact: jenniherron@hotmail.com
About Donna Fargo:
Donna Fargo established herself as an award-winning singer, songwriter, and performer with the first single release of a song she wrote called “The Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A.” This song was also the lead song in her first album by the same name, which achieved platinum album status and earned her 3 Grammy nominations and a Grammy. Her second single release called “Funny Face” won Donna the title of the first woman in country music history to have back-to-back million-selling singles, both
of which she wrote. Both songs reached beyond country and became pop hits also, and many hit singles and albums followed. Some of her credits include seven Academy of Country Music awards, five Billboard awards, four ASCAP awards, and two National Association of Recording Merchandisers awards for best-selling artist. She has also been honored by the Country Music Association, the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, and the Music Operators of America, and she was the first
inductee into the North America Country Music Association’s International Hall of Fame. In addition to the Robert J. Burton Award that she won for “Most Performed Song of the Year,” her most coveted awards as a writer are her Million-Air Awards, presented to writers of songs that achieve the blockbuster status of one million or more performances. Together, Donna as the writer and her husband Stan Silver as the publisher, have six Million-Air Awards and thirty BMI Awards. Her performance on a show at Carnegie Hall interested the Osmond family enough to produce the syndicated television variety show, The Donna Fargo Show. In 2009, the state of North Carolina named
a highway after Donna, and in 2010, she was inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame. Donna’s inspirational books include Trust In Yourself, To The Love Of My Life, I Prayed For You Today, 10 Golden Rules For Living In This Crazy, Mixed-Up World, I Thanked God For You Today, My Prayer For You, My Prayer For You, My Friend, and now, Everything Is Possible With God.. Her writings also appear on Blue Mountain Arts greeting cards, calendars, and other gift items. Donna Fargo's latest EP, 'All
Because Of You' includes six unforgettable songs written by Donna and produced by her husband Stan Silver. Together they forged Donna’s trademark sound and this collection solidifies not just the magic they shared in the studio but also in life. There is no doubt….Donna Fargo is distinctively Donna – one
of a kind!
About Legends of Country Music Museum:
Family owned and operated for over 45 years, The Legends of Country Music Museum strives to keep classic country music alive. The museum celebrates artists like Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Waylon Jennings, Tanya Tucker, Jeannie Seely, Kenny Rogers and over 30 more legends. Each exhibit tells a unique story from the Golden Age of Country Music. Artifacts like stage wear, guitars, music awards, furniture and other personal items used by some of country music's greatest icons are on display in Nashville's Music Valley.
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