Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will chronicle the career achievements of Faith Hill and Tim McGraw in a new exhibit launching in November. The new display is part of the 2017 lineup of exhibits spotlighting the careers of Jason Aldean, Shania Twain and Loretta Lynn. The final 2017 exhibit will be announced Friday (Jan. 13).

The new Hill and McGraw display will incorporate a wide array of memorabilia representing their significant milestones as solo artists, as well as elements from their record-breaking Soul2Soul tours. The exhibit runs through May 2018.

Originally launched in 2000, their second Soul2Soul Tour in 2006 and 2007 was the highest grossing multi-year country tour of all time. The couple will bring back the show for a 2017 run starting April 7 in New Orleans. The tour wraps Oct. 27 at the Barclays Center in New York City.