Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Designates the Troubadour as a Landmark Venue, With Ceremony to Precede Gram Parsons Tribute Concert (EXCLUSIVE)

By Chris Willman

Chris Willman

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The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is designating the legendary Troubadour as a Landmark in music history, with a ceremony to make it official set to take place Wednesday afternoon at the West Hollywood nightclub, among the first of several days of events in L.A. leading up to Saturday night’s annual Hall of Fame induction concert.

The Landmark dedication will take place Wednesday at 3 p.m., a few hours before the venue hosts a sold out tribute show in honor of the late Gram Parsons, who will become a Hall of Fame inductee Saturday.

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