Replay: Country Music Hall of Fame announces Class of 2023 inductees

The Country Music Hall of Fame welcomed its latest class of inductees Monday: Patty Loveless, Tanya Tucker and Bob McDill.

Announced by Vince Gill, the three are the latest inductees to a hall that is widely regarded as country music's highest honor. You can watch the full announcement in the video player above.

Loveless and Tucker were selected for the annual “Modern Era Artist” and “Veteran Era Artist” categories, respectively. McDill was selected in the “Songwriter” category, which rotates with “Recording/Touring Musician” and “Non-Performer” categories each year.

Get to know the inductees here.

The Class of 2022 inductees included record executive Joe Galante, Jerry Lee Lewis and Keith Whitley.

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