Fans across the United States and around the world are mourning the death of country music icon Dolly Parton, who died at the age of 80.

Tributes have appeared at some of the places most closely associated with the legendary singer, songwriter and actress. From Tennessee to New York and London, fans have gathered to leave flowers, candles and messages of remembrance.

Tributes Across the United States

In Sevierville, Tennessee, where Parton grew up, mourners gathered at her statue to pay their respects and leave flowers.

In Nashville, fans visited the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Music City Walk of Fame to remember the artist whose career helped shape country music for generations.

In Los Angeles, flowers and tributes were placed around Parton's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, while a memorial message appeared outside the Hollywood Bowl.

New York Pays Tribute

New York also honoured the country music legend. The Empire State Building was illuminated in pink following news of Parton's death.

A subway sign at Fulton Street was also modified as a tribute to the singer, reflecting the widespread affection for Parton beyond the traditional country music community.

Tributes Around the World

Parton's influence extended far beyond the United States. In London, a tribute was displayed at Piccadilly Circus, while fans and public figures across different countries shared messages remembering her music and charitable work.

In Britain, the King's Guard band performed “9 to 5” outside Buckingham Palace, adding a musical tribute to the worldwide mourning.

A Legacy Beyond Music

Parton was celebrated not only for songs such as “Jolene” and “I Will Always Love You”, but also for her extensive philanthropic work.

Her Imagination Library literacy programme has provided more than 304 million free books to children, while her charitable efforts have supported healthcare, disaster relief and education.

Fans Remember an Icon

For many fans, Parton's appeal went beyond her music. Her distinctive personality, generosity and ability to connect with people from different generations and backgrounds made her one of the world's most beloved entertainers.

The global tributes reflect the lasting impact of an artist whose career spanned almost six decades.