Remember during the 2018 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony when Steven Van Zandt introduced the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Singles? If you were a fan of that segment of the show, you’ll be pleased by the latest news from Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation President Joel Peresman.
As expected, the classic rock artists that were announced as part of the 2019 class of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame were very excited about their upcoming inductions.
Fans have about a week left to cast their vote for the 2019 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction class, and Def Leppard currently has a large lead at the top of the standings.
Today (December 3) is Ozzy Osbourne’s birthday, and with the announcement of the 2019 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class just around the corner, this is the perfect time to look back on when Black Sabbath was inducted in 2006.
When the nominees for the 2019 induction class of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame were announced, much was made of Stevie Nicks’ nomination. If inducted as a solo artist, Nicks would make history as the first female performer to be a double inductee. (Nicks was inducted as part of Fleetwood Mac in 1998.)
Before year’s end, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will announce which artists will be part of their 2019 induction class, which will then lead us all to wonder just who will actually show up.
Benjamin Franklin is wrong. There are three things in this world that can be said to be certain: Death, taxes and rock fans losing their sh*t every year when the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announces the nominees for their next induction class.
