Sun Studio

Wonderful museum and tour! Hurley did an excellent job of making us feel the experience - like we were there when Elvis popped in to visit!!! Wonderful details, period relics, great pictures, details upon details!!! Loved the studio part ... info and more details made it so great!!! Definitely a must do in Memphis!!

I had so much fun being here!!!! I love all these sun studio artists and never thought I would ever get the chance to see sun studios since I live so far away but this past week I got the chance to see it, dreams fulfilled. Such a blessing🫶🫶 It made it even better from having taken a music history class previously and so I had all the more reason to have to see it.

Visiting this amazing place is a wonderful experience for anyone. The location has an incredible history that is just waiting to be explored. The atmosphere was enhanced by the fascinating stories of the past. The staff provided excellent service to all the visitors there. Overall, a visit there would be a truly unforgettable adventure.

Had a great time! Worth every penny. Lots of good stuff in there to see. My only issue was that our tour group was way too big. Hard to see and kinda cramped.

A must see while in Memphis for any music lover. Really surreal to be in this place and you can still even feel the vibes still there from all the greats that passed through.

Full disclosure: I danced about architecture (a.k.a. wrote about musicians) for a quarter century or so. A key stop on a music-history tour, and it was everything I hoped for. Led by a brilliant tour guide, local musician Mark Edgar Stuart, he painted the perfect picture of the earliest days of rock and roll. When someone asked me about why I wanted to go on this trip, I responded, "Because this is where the Beatles and Stones *came from*." Stuart played bits of many seminal songs (the Johnny-Cash dollar-under-the-strings scratch-rhythm guitar-- perfect), discussed various artifacts, and ultimately put us in The Room where the magic happened (and still does). Elvis. Atkins. Jerry Lee. The recordings, it's staggering. Look it up if you haven't already. As Bob Dylan once sang, but not really, [this works better doing a bad Dylan impression] Larry Mullen's blue sparkle drum kit from U2's Rattle And Hum rests comfortably just beyond the door. I didn't buy three T-shirts, I bought four. [harmonica bleat] Seriously, thank you.

Sun Studio... the legendary Sun Studio! Coming from Montreal, it is a long way from home... but it has been on my bucket list for so many years! The feeling of opening that door... I felt I was walking in a history book.... We were lucky enough to have Hurley as a tour guide. Guys, this man knows how to keep a group happy! He was knowledgeable, soooo nice and funny too! He explained the whole story while we were visiting the second floor. Then, when we got into the studio itself, Hurley told us so many stories... There is so much history between those 4 walls. Worth every penny! Hope for you you'll get Hurley too!!

What a wonderful experience. Erveryone who has just a little interest in music must go there. The Tour was great and full of interesting facts of how it all began with blues, Rock n roll, country. And full of music. You get to hear so much music during the tour. The Studio itself is sacred ground and almost completly original. Would do again if I ever come back.