John Anderson reflected on his journey from a roofer to a celebrated country artist, highlighting his distinctive voice and songwriting talent.

James Burton, known for his iconic guitar work, expressed his gratitude for the honor during his brief acceptance speech, while his grandchildren highlighted his impact on music.

Blake Shelton performed a medley of Keith's hits, including 'I Love This Bar' and 'Red Solo Cup,' using Keith's signature American flag guitar.

Toby Keith, who passed away on February 5 at the age of 62 after a battle with stomach cancer, had a prolific music career that spanned three decades, featuring 42 Top 10 hits and over 44 million albums sold.

During the 2024 Medallion Ceremony, John Anderson, James Burton, and the late Toby Keith were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Keith's widow, Tricia Covel, accepted the medallion on his behalf, sharing heartfelt remarks about his dedication to songwriting and his love for the troops.

Tricia emphasized that Keith was confident in his place in the Hall of Fame, despite passing before he could officially learn of the honor.

Post Malone also honored Keith with a performance of 'I'm Just Talking About Tonight,' receiving a standing ovation for his rendition.

Eric Church delivered a moving rendition of Keith's ballad 'Don't Let the Old Man In,' honoring Keith's influence on his career.

The event was marked by a tribute to the late Jimmy Buffett, with performances that celebrated his musical legacy alongside the inductees.

In his emotional speech, Anderson expressed gratitude towards friends, family, and collaborators who supported him throughout his career.

The ceremony featured heartfelt speeches, live musical tributes, and performances of songs associated with each inductee, underscoring their contributions to country music.