Swedish Music Hall of Fame, Music hall of fame in Stockholm, Sweden

The Swedish Music Hall of Fame is an initiative and award honouring Swedish popular music, run by the Svenska Musikskattens Hus foundation. Its museum on Djurgårdsvägen in Stockholm, opened in May 2013 next to Liljevalchs konsthall, closed in February 2017. Since May 2018 a permanent exhibition at Scenkonstmuseet has shown texts, films and objects linked to inductees.

The Swedish Music Hall of Fame grew out of the Svenska Musikskattens Hus foundation, created in 2011 to spread knowledge of Swedish popular music, and took the American Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as its model. A museum opened on Djurgårdsvägen in Stockholm on 7 May 2013, in a new 2,100 m² building shared with ABBA The Museum, a hotel and a restaurant. It closed in February 2017 for lack of space, and since May 2018 a permanent exhibition has been held at Scenkonstmuseet.

A selection committee of music journalists and industry professionals inducts new musicians, songwriters, and producers who influenced Swedish popular music.

The museum on Djurgårdsvägen closed in February 2017 for space reasons; the building now houses ABBA The Museum, a hotel and a restaurant. Since May 2018 the permanent exhibition on Swedish pop history is at Scenkonstmuseet in Stockholm, showing texts, films and objects linked to the inductees.

The permanent exhibition relocated to Scenkonstmuseet in Stockholm during May 2018, featuring texts, films, and objects from inducted musicians.