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Deadline Extended for CRHoF Class of 2022 Nominations


Country Radio Hall of Fame
Country Radio Hall of Fame

Nominations for the 2022 Country Radio Hall of Fame are currently being accepted and the deadline to apply has been extended to November 12. Submissions received after the deadline will be placed under consideration for the following year. The Class of 2022 will be revealed at CRS 2022, held February 23-25, 2022.

CRB's Country Radio Hall of Fame Committee Co-Chair Joel Raab commented, "In order to make sure everyone who deserves consideration for the class of 2022 has a chance to be nominated for this prestigious honor, we're extending the deadline to Friday, November 12."

2022 Hall of Fame inductees will be recognized during the annual Country Radio Hall of Fame Dinner and Awards Ceremony, to be held Thursday, June 30, 2022, in Nashville, at a location to be announced soon.

Founded in 1974, The Country Radio Hall of Fame is dedicated to the recognition of those individuals who have made significant contributions to the radio industry over a 20-year period, 15 of which must be in the Country format.

Visit www.CountryRadioSeminar.com for more information

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