Posted on 02/25/2026 6:12:30 PM PST by crusty old prospector
CLEVELAND — Here we go! As the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland gears up to welcome the class of 2026 later this year, we're getting a first look at who could soon join rock 'n' roll royalty as the list of performers nominated for induction were just announced. And the nominees are... 2026 ROCK HALL INDUCTION NOMINEES
This year's list features 17 nominees -- including 10 who have landed on the ballot for the first time! Check the list to see if your favorites made the cut...
The Black Crowes
Jeff Buckley (first-time nominee)
Mariah Carey
Phil Collins (first-time nominee as a solo artist, previously inducted as a member of Genesis in 2010)
Melissa Etheridge (first-time nominee)
Lauryn Hill (first-time nominee)
Billy Idol
INXS (first-time nominee)
Iron Maiden
Joy Division/New Order
New Edition (first-time nominee)
Oasis
P!NK (first-time nominee)
Sade
Shakira (first-time nominee)
Luther Vandross (first-time nominee)
Wu-Tang Clan (first-time nominee)
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When everybody gets in it ends up meaning nothing to anybody, and that’s what’s happening to the RRHOF.
How many get chosen?
Barry Manilow ain’t in.
I think it is five to seven based on the ballets.
Where’s Bad Bunny? (Asking for a friend).
The only one on that list of nominees I think is truly a Hall of Famer is Phil. The rest still have some chops to earn.
He’s in a separate wing, the sodomite wing.
Come on, man. Joy Division. They are dark and brooding.
He has plenty of company.
Still no Grand Funk Railroad. THE RRHOF is a sad joke.
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Styx and REO Speedwagon.
Pathetic.
Better get Phil in this year, because he may not be around much longer.
No J. Geils Band or Dr. Hook either.
“The only one on that list of nominees I think is truly a Hall of Famer is Phil. The rest still have some chops to earn.”
Jeff Buckley might have earned his spot if he had survived.
My two omissions are Johnny Rivers and Jethro Tull.
25 years after your first commercial recording. But I think he is a shoe-in. Fabulous!
I think the committee is down on the flute.
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