A legendary night in Los Angeles. A groundbreaking new class. A must-listen recap!
The 40th Annual Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on November 8th was an electrifying, emotional, and star-studded event at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Join Jrodconcerts as we break down every unforgettable moment from the stage and behind the scenes.
We dive deep into the night's biggest moments, including:
OutKast taking their rightful place in the Hall, inducted by Donald Glover (Childish Gambino), with André 3000 and Big Boi delivering heartfelt, tearful speeches alongside the entire Dungeon Family.
The emotional induction of Soundgarden, featuring a moving tribute to the late Chris Cornell. Hear about the performance featuring Toni Cornell, Taylor Momsen, and Brandi Carlile with the surviving band members.
Salt-N-Pepa becoming the first female rap group inducted (Musical Influence Award), delivering an explosive performance of their hits and using their platform to speak powerfully on artist rights and ownership.
Cyndi Lauper's vibrant set, culminating in an all-star, all-female jam on "Girls Just Want To Have Fun," featuring Salt-N-Pepa and Avril Lavigne.
The all-star opening tribute to the late Sly Stone, featuring Jennifer Hudson, Flea, Stevie Wonder, and Questlove.
Powerful inductions for Bad Company, The White Stripes, Joe Cocker, and Warren Zevon.
xclusive JRodConcerts Interviews!
But the main event is our exclusive access! We bring you directly to the Red Carpet and Press Room for unparalleled one-on-one interviews with the stars of the evening:
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & Museum President Greg Harris on the diversity of the 2025 class.
Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea on his passion for music
R&B icon Jennifer Hudson on performing a soul classic.
Grunge pioneers Soundgarden on honoring Chris Cornell and their legacy.
Toni Cornell on paying tribute to her father.
Legendary duo Salt-N-Pepa on their momentous induction and the importance of female voices in hip-hop.
Inductor Donald Glover on the brilliance of OutKast.
Soul-rock artist Nathaniel Rateliff on his performance in the Joe Cocker tribute.
We'll also have a word with rising star Jack Harris!
Don't miss a single beat of music history! Press play for your ultimate guide to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2025!
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