Hall of Fame Reasons

This expressive, technically gifted vocalist won eight Grammy awards and scored a remarkable 11 consecutive platinum albums.

His career may have been cut tragically short, but his influence continues today.

After 20 years of eligibility, the Aussie rockers are first time nominees.

This supergroup already had quite a resume before releasing their blockbuster 1974 self-titled debut.

One of the most powerful singers in all of rock deserves a spot.

He embodies the spirit of the genre like few others.

Chart-topping rockers have waited more than 20 years to be nominated.

Gallagher brothers were one of the most successful and influential rock acts of the '90s.

The guitar legend and man behind 'Frampton Comes Alive!' has been eligible since 1997.

The late singer-songwriter earned her place among the greats years ago.

Silky-smooth purveyors of '70s soul have been nominated four times.

His 1987 LP 'Faith' was a hit on the pop and R&B charts, won a Grammy for Album of the Year, and spent weeks at No. 1.

Another candidate with Dolly Parton's canny blend of crossover fame and frisky rebelliousness.

Their shared history was formed in a crucible of loss after Ian Curtis' suicide.

'She's So Unusual' made her a star, but her influence goes way deeper than that 1983 classic.

"Queen of Rap" is a deeply innovative songwriter, producer and music video maker.

They're not going to show up, but they deserve the accolade anyway.

Nomination for the duo came sooner than expected, but they're certainly worthy.

From being Michael Jackson's backing singer to a nine-time Grammy winner, singer-songwriter has proven her status as a rock 'n' roll star.

After nearly three decades of eligibility, the late singer-songwriter earned his first nomination in 2023.