Award-winning country singer and actor Tim McGraw was honoured with a star on Hollywood's 'Walk of Fame'.

McGraw, who starred in the acclaimed "Friday Night Lights" alongside Oscar-winner Billy Bob Thornton, is the 2,322nd celebrity to be honoured on the famous stretch of pavement.

Thornton attended Tuesday's ceremony along with McGraw's wife, country star Faith Hill.

"It's been a great ride for me for a long time," McGraw said. "This summer will make 18 years that I've been on the road playing music making my living."

McGraw dropped out of college in 1989 to pursue a music career and his first minor hit in 1992. McGraw's second album, "Not a Moment Too Soon," became the best-selling country album of 1994.

McGraw has sold more than 33 million albums, 4 million singles and had 26 No. 1 singles.